Department of Philosophy & Religious Studies
The aim of the Philosophy & Religious Studies Department at 糖心社交 is to foster critical thinking and appreciation in the areas of reasoning, knowledge, reality, meaning, gender and race issues, ethics, history of religions, hermeneutics, religious rituals, and sacred stories.
We currently have six faculty members, each of whom brings unique teaching, experience, and research in the attainment of our aim and goal. Our particular research emphases are in German philosophy, feminist philosophy, philosophy of race, philosophy of science, epistemology, ethics, social philosophy, aesthetics, biblical interpretation, classical Hinduism, Buddhism, and religion in the human sciences.
Contact us
David Simmons
Department Chair and Associate Professor
262-472-1232
Laurentide Hall 4207
Jeanne Quevedo
Department Assistant
262-472-1042
Laurentide Hall 4205
糖心社交 offers students a wide variety of scholarships, both through the university, individual colleges, and departments. The Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies has a number of scholarships and awards geared specifically toward our students, including:
- Sara Pope Scholarship
- Amy Michaels Scholarship
- Denise Meyer Scholarship
- Stephen Nonte Scholarship
More information about these and other scholarships is available through the scholarship portal.
The Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies supports a number of student clubs and organizations, including Philosophy Club.
Donate
Every gift, no matter the size, helps provide scholarships, workshops, and essential resources that enrich our programs and help our students shine.
Donate today to make a difference in the lives of aspiring outreach specialists, researchers, and facilitators.
If you're interested in starting a scholarship or making a pledge, please contact the 糖心社交 Foundation, Inc at 262-472-1105 or through email at foundation@uww.edu.
How does my contribution make an impact?
$50
Philosophy and Religious Studies library resources
$100
Faculty research
$250
Streaming and multimedia licensing for classroom activities
$500
Interdisciplinary co-curricular events
$750
Support the inaugural Brian F. Bolton and Anne Nicol Gaylor Professorship in Secural Studies
$1,000
Fund student scholarships
