John Muenzberg

"I believe that an interdisciplinary approach to education is vitally important. At a basic level, philosophical study helps students to become careful and complete thinkers, which is an asset no matter what major one may have. More importantly, careful thinkers are a necessary component of a well-functioning democracy. This makes philosophic study not only valuable for the student, but an essential activity for society. "

Education

• Ph.D., Philosophy, Marquette University
• B.A., Philosophy and English Literature, University of St. Thomas

Courses Taught

• HUM 211 The Western Humanities Tradition
• PHI 201 Introduction to Philosophy
• PHI 202 Ethics
• PHI 307 Epistemology
• PHI 321 Philosophy of Religion

Areas of Specialization

• British Empiricism
• Early Modern Philosophy
• Ethics
• Humanities