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Dr. Michael P. Muth Wesleyan College |
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INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS |
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A list of the courses I am presently teaching and have taught
in past semesters. When available, a course is linked to an on-line
syllabus. |
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A statement about what I expect from my students, both in the
classroom and in their written and oral work, as well as a statement about
what my students can expect from me as their professor. |
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A letter to my students about the meaning and importance of a liberal
arts education and the importance of the study of philosophy in particular,
including comments about my teaching philosophy. |
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A statement of the practical importance and impact of a major in
Philosophy, including the many professional opportunities available to
philosophy majors as well as possibilities for graduate and professional
schools. |
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A list of links of particular interest to Philosophy. Links to
sites on Ancient, Medieval, Postmodern, and Christian Philosophy, as well as
General Philosophy and Ethics sites.
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WESLEYAN COLLEGE |
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Wesleyan College – the world's oldest college for women. A
small, intimate college, related to the United Methodist Church, providing an
intense liberal arts education to women from around the world. Located
in Macon, GA. Link to Wesleyan College's
Home Page. |
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Link to a description of the Philosophy and
Religious Studies Program at Wesleyan College. The page describes
both majors and their curricula, as well as faculty and their interests. |
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PERSONAL INFORMATION |
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A page listing my addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail address, as
well as my class schedule and schedule of office hours. |
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My Curriculum Vitae, including a list of professional
activities and present research projects. |
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A page discussing my interest in the philosophies of the Ancient and
Medieval world. It includes a statement of why I believe that the
study of the history of philosophy is of such importance. |
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Michael P. Muth,
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
215 Tate Hall
Wesleyan College
Macon, GA 31210
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