Sam Cowling
John and Christine Warner Chair
Associate Professor
Chair of Philosophy
Philosophy
Philosophy challenges students to move beyond uncritical patterns of thought, to recognize problems, and to exchange a more naive world view for a more considered and justifiable one. In doing so, students learn to think in ways that are simultaneously both disciplined and imaginative.
Six months after graduation, 89% of Philosophy Department graduates were employed, in graduate school, or completing post-graduate service.
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