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Taking part in a government intern program through the Arts MA co-op program gave a philosophy grad student valuable insight into an alternative career track. Damien Chen got useful on-the-job experience in evaluation as a career option, building on and extending skills learned in the philosophy classroom.

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Congratulations to philosophy professor, Nic Fillion and to MA grad Anthony Nguyen on their recent awards from FASS (Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences).

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Milad Doust’s pathway to a Philosophy Major took him through auto shop and college transfer. Now, with a couple of terms of co-op work experience, he’s keen to share the value of his degree as it transfers into post-degree job skills.

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Puzzles and the trolley problem help bring philosophy to life in Bruno Guindon’s undergrad classes

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Welcome to SFU Philosophy for a new academic year. We're saying hello to a new cohort of MA students, faculty and instructors but also saying farewell to our MA grads who successfully defended their professional papers earlier this year.

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SFU Philosophy — News and updates from philosophy in action …

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COVER SIX CORE COMPETENCIES WITH BC ETHICS BOWL You are invited to take part in training for the BC Ethics Bowl 2020 - work with experienced mentors and volunteers to build ethical and critical thinking skills in your classroom.

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Congratulations to Philosophy undergraduates, Alexander Chernets and Grace Stanyer who won first and second place in the Peter Horban Philosophy Undergraduate Award.

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Do science and philosophy mix? Do jellyfish and philosophers mix? Here in the Department of Philosophy at ÓÈÎïÊÓƵ we give a resounding ‘yes’ to both questions. Not only do we offer the Certificate in Philosophy and Methodology of Science but during last week’s history and philosophy of science pre-conference session, Vancouver Aquarium scientists came face-to-face with academic philosophers at the Ocean Wise jelly lab.

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Philosophy skills lead to evaluation case competition win ÓÈÎïÊÓƵ Philosophy MA grad. Traditional views of philosophy often include a lot of sitting around thinking, but SFU Philosophy MA grad Damien Chen shows a dynamic side to the subject.

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Updates from SFU Philosophy with awards, successful defenses and presentations by our talented MA grad students.

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Following regional heats held by SFU Philosophy earlier this month, two BC high school teams travelled to Winnipeg last week to take part in the first national Ethics Bowl competition. Sands Secondary (Delta) and Ideal Mini School (Vancouver) joined eight qualifying teams to compete in a series of ethical case studies. Taking part in the competition for the first time, the BC teams fell to strong competition from the Manitoba students, who have been taking part in Ethics Bowls for the past five years.

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News and updates from SFU Philosophy - MA defenses, case competition winners and the first BC Ethics Bowl.

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News and updates from SFU Philosophy for February/March 2019, welcoming a new philosopher to the department, the Balter Distinguished Lecture, upcoming lectures and more.

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