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Philosophy

Faculty and Staff

Sarah O'Brien Conly: Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Megs Gendreau: Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Environmental Studies and Philosophy
Scott Sehon: Professor of Philosophy, Chair of Philosophy Department
Philosophy of Mind, Metaphysics
Lawrence H. Simon (on leave for the 2011-12 academic year): Associate Professor of Philosophy and Environmental Studies
Moral philosophy, environmental ethics, political philosophy and the philosophy of the social sciences
Matthew Stuart: Associate Professor of Philosophy


Department Coordinator: Jean M. Harrison
Edward Pols House, Room 106
(207) 725-3217

Emeritus Faculty

Denis J. Corish: Professor of Philosophy Emeritus