Summer 2008

• PHIL 110 GE HS: Introduction to Philosophy (Professor Heter)
• PHIL 171 GE HS: Introduction to Religious Studies (Professor Thompson)
• PHIL 221 GE: Logic I (Professor Pruim)
• PHIL 231 GE HS: Ethics (Professor Weatherston)

2008/2009

• PHIL 110 GE: Introduction to Philosophy (all faculty)
• PHIL 175: An Honors Introduction to the Liberal Arts (Professor Pruim)
• PHIL 221 GE: Logic I (Professor Pruim)
• PHIL 231 GE: Ethics (Professors Heter & Weatherston)
• PHIL 251 GE: Ancient Philosophy (Professor Connolly)
• PHIL 265 GE: Philosophy of Religion (Professor Connolly)
• PHIL 337: Contemporary Ethics (Professor Heter)
• PHIL 340 GE: Social Philosophy (Professor Thompson)
• PHIL 356: Rationalists of the 17th & 18th Centuries (Professor Weatherston)
• PHIL 357: Empiricists of the 17th & 18th Centuries (Professor Pruim)

Spring 2009

• PHIL 110 GE: Introduction to Philosophy (all faculty)
• PHIL 212 GE: Introduction to Eastern Philosophy (Professor Connolly)
• PHIL 221 GE: Logic I (Professor Pruim)
• PHIL 231 GE: Ethics (Professor Heter)
• PHIL 235 GE: Human Rights and Freedom (Professor Heter)
• PHIL 281: GE: Philosophy of Mind (Professor Pruim)
• PHIL 312: Issues in Comparative Philosophy (Professor Connolly)
• PHIL 341 GE: Political Philosophy (Professor Thompson)
• PHIL 457: Kant & German Idealism (Professor Weatherston)

2009/2010
Our schedule is tentative beyond the coming year, but it is the department's intention to offer courses in a two-year rotation. Therefore, in addition to our regular offerings of PHIL 110, 221, 231 and 251, the department will probably offer the following:

• PHIL 241 GE: Aesthetics
• PHIL 212 GE: Introduction to Eastern Philosophy
• PHIL 315: American Philosophy
• PHIL 318: Schopenhauer, Kierkegaard and Nietzsche
• PHIL 321: Logic II
• PHIL 340 GE: Social Philosophy
• PHIL 417: 20th Century Analytic Philosophy
• PHIL 418: Phenomenology and Existentialism
• PHIL 419: 20th Century French Philosophy