Jeremy Fisher
Doctoral Candidate
Education
- BA Philosophy: Walsh University 2003
- BA Political Science: Walsh University 2003
- MA Philosophy: Kent State University 2005
- PhD Religious Studies: University of Virginia (projected 2016)
Research Interests
- Philosophical and Religious Ethics
- Social and Political Philosophy/Theology
- Applied Ethics
- Philosophical Study of Religion: Theodicy, Evil, and Suffering
- Secularism and Atheism
- Buddhism
- Daoism
Teaching
SOLE INSTRUCTOR
University of Virginia
- One (1) Course in Business Ethics and Society: RELG 2630
Kent State University (Main Campus, Stark Campus, Tuscarawas Campus)
- Five (5) Courses in Introduction to Philosophy: 11001
- Three (3) Courses in Principles of Thinking (Informal Logic): 11009
- Two (2) Courses in Introduction to Ethics: 21001
Walsh University
- One (1) Course in Moral Philosophy: Phil 203
TEACHING ASSISTANT
University of Virginia
- Two (2) Courses in Theology, Ethics, and Health Care
- Two (2) Courses on the Salem Witch Trials
Kent State University (Main Campus)
- Two (2) Courses in Comparative Religious Thought
- Two (2) Courses on the Principles of Thinking
Committees
- 2002-2003: Undergraduate Faculty Search Committee: Political Science, Walsh University
- 2004-2005: Graduate Student Representative: Philosophy Department and Curriculum Committee, Kent State University
Academic Contributions
- 2003-2005: Graduate Student Conference, Kent State University
- 2003-2005: Graduate Student Review Committee, Kent State University
- 2003-2005: Referee Committee on Selection of Papers for publication for Kent State University online philosophy journal
- 2003-2005: Section Chair: Graduate Student Philosophy Conference, Kent State University
- 2012-2014: Workshop Respondent: UVA “Divine Violence: John Brown and the Limits of Ethics” and “From the Theopaternal to the Theopoltical: On Barack Obama”