2020

• Nicolas Garcia Mills (PhD 2019) is Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at Tufts University for 2020-2021.
• Janella Baxter (PhD 2017) has accepted a Lecturer position at Washington University in St. Louis.
• Bill D’Alessandro has accepted a Postdoctoral Research position at the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy.
• Robert English is Adjunct Instructor at the University of Mississippi, and Visiting Assistant Professor at Rhodes College.

2019

• Nicolas Garcia Mills (PhD 2019) is Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at Tufts University for 2019-2020.
• Nader Shoaibi (PhD 2019) is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religion at the University of Indianapolis.
• Zac Harmon (PhD, expected Summer 2019) has accepted a Postdoctoral Research Fellow position at the University of Michigan.
• Tyler Hanck (PhD 2019) has accepted a Visiting Assistant Professor position at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
• Janella Baxter (PhD 2017) has accepted a Lecturer position at Washington University in St. Louis.
• Saja Parvizian (PhD 2018) has accepted a tenure-track Assistant Professor position at Coastal Carolina University.
• Reza Hadisi (PhD 2018) is Visiting Research Scholar at Princeton’s Center for Human Values for 2019-2020; he has accepted a position as Lecturer at Princeton University for 2019-2020; he has accepted an Assistant Professor position at the University of Arizona for 2020 and on.

2018

• Kei Hotoda (PhD 2018) is Graduate Program Coordinator at the University of Illinois at Chicago Philosophy Department.
• Janella Baxter (PhD 2017) is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Pittsburgh Center for the Philosophy of Science.
• Adam Betz (PhD 2016) is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Centre College.
• Myisha Cherry (PhD 2018) is a tenure-track Assistant Professor at UC Riverside.
• William D’Alessandro (PhD 2017) is an Adjunct Lecturer at UIC in Public Health and Philosophy.
• Reza Hadisi (PhD 2018) is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Hamilton College.
• Saja Parvizian (PhD 2018) is an Adjunct Lecturer at UIC (Religious Studies) and Loyola University (Philosophy).
• David Schaffer (PhD 2016) is an Adjunct Lecturer at Harper College.
• Saniye Vatansever (PhD 2015) is a tenure-track Assistant Professor at Bilkent University.

2017

• Maria Balcells (PhD 2013) has accepted a tenure-track position at Bucknell, beginning academic year 2017/18.
• Adam Betz (PhD 2016) has accepted a renewal of his research fellowship at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD for academic year 2017/18.
• Myisha Cherry (PhD expected 2018) has accepted a tenure-track position at UC Riverside, starting July 2018.
• Kent Schmor (PhD 2010) will be teaching at Langara College and Columbia College in Vancouver in 2017/18.
• Saniye Vatansever (PhD 2015) will continue in 2017/18 as Adjunct Instructor of Philosophy at Yeditepe University (Istanbul).

2016

• Janella Baxter – Two-year Postdoc at the University of Minnesota/Twin Cities with the research program “From Biological Practice to Scientific Metaphysics,” funded by the Templeton Foundation.
• Adam Betz – One-year research fellowship at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD.
• Joseph Gottlieb – Three-year appointment at Texas Tech as Visiting Assistant Professor.
• Jessica Gordon-Roth – Tenure-track position at U Minnesota/Twin Cities, beginning fall 2016. Declined a TT offer from Santa Clara University.
• Saniye Vatansever – Visiting Instructor (for summer term), Department of Philosophy, Bogazici University and Adjunct Instructor, Department of Philosophy, Yeditepe University (Istanbul)

2015

• Maria Barcells – Visting Assistant Professor at Bucknell University
• Robert Farley – Tenure-track Assistant Professor at Hillsborough College
• Josh Norton – Assistant Professor at American University of Beirut
• Burkay Ozturk – Two-year Lecturer at Texas State University, San Marcos
• Kent Schmor – Visiting Lecturer at the University of British Colombia
• Saniye Vatansever – Visiting Instructor at Bilkent University
• Tiziana Vistarini – Three-year Lecturer at the University Colorado, Boulder

2014

• Maria Barcells – Full-time Instructor at Misericordia University.
• Cameron Brewer – Tenure-track Assistant Professor at Central Connecticut State University
• Robert Farley – Full-time Instructor at Northern Illinois University
• Burkay Ozturk – Two-year Lecturer at Texas State University, San Marcos.
• Kent Schmor – One-year Lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh.
• Tiziana Vistarini – Postdoc at Rutgers University.
• Aleks Zarnitsyn – Postdoc in Teaching and Mentorship in the UIC Honors College.

2013

• Robert Farley – Full-time Instructor at Northern Illinois University.
• Robert Fischer – Tenure-track Assistant Professorship at Texas State University San Marcos.
• Tina Gibson – Adjunct at Montgomery County Community College.
• Jessica Gordon-Roth – Tenure-track Assistant Professor at Lehman College of CUNY.
• Burkay Ozturk – Humanities Institute Dissertation Fellowship at UIC.
• Kent Schmor – Full-time Visiting Lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh.
• Tiziana Vistarini – Postdoc at Rutgers University.
• Aleks Zarnitsyn – Postdoc in Teaching and Mentorship at the Honors College, UIC.

2012

• Maria Balcells – Visiting Assistant Professor at Bucknell University.
• Robert Farley – Full-time Instructor at Northern Illinois University.
• Robert Fischer – Senior Lecturer at Texas State University – San Marcos.
• Tina Gibson – Adjunct at Montgomery County Community College.
• Jessica Gordon-Roth – Visiting Assistant Professor at Washington and Lee University.
• Kent Schmor – Full-time Visiting Lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh.
• Aleks Zarnitsyn – Humanities Institute Dissertation Fellowship at UIC.

2011

• Maria Balcells – Visiting Assistant Professor at Bucknell University.
• Cameron Brewer – Full-time at University of Minnesota, Rochester.
• Robert Farley – Full-time Instructor at Northern Illinois University.
• Robert Fischer – Senior Lecturer at Texas State University – San Marcos.
• Jessica Gordon-Roth – Full-time Visiting Instructor at Northeastern Illinois University.
• Sean Morris – Tenure-track Assistant Professor at Metropolitan State College-Denver (deferred to 2012).
• Kent Schmor – Lecturer at Kwantlen University.

2010

• Maria Balcells – Visiting Assistant Professor at Bucknell University.
• Chad Brockman – Adjunct Assistant Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY.
• Itir Gunes – Tenure-track Assistant Professor at Salisbury University.
• Melissa Kozma – Senior Lecturer at University of Wisconsin, Barron County.
• Seishu Nishimura – Associate Professor at Shiga University, Japan.
• Kent Schmor – Visiting Lecturer at Simon Fraser University.

2009

• Andy Blom – Tenure-track Assistant Professor at Central Michigan University.
• Itir Gunes – Visiting Assistant Professor at Bloomsburg University.
• Rogerio Severo – Tenure-track at Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Brazil.

Prior to 2009 the data is compiled by dissertation title rather than name – the dissertation author can easily be found by searching the title in the UIC library catalogue.

2008

• Wittgenstein on Grammar and Method (from 1929 to the Philosophical Investigations) – The Federal University of Minas Gerais

2007

• The Logical Interpretation and the Measurement Problem – Arizona State University, Faculty Associate

2006

• Theories and Reality: Five Essays on Quine and Underdetermination – Federal University of Santa Maria, tenure track; Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), collaborating professor and post-doc fellow
• Wittgenstein and Myths of Meaning – California University of Pennsylvania, tenure track
• A Dialogical Account of Authenticity – Oakton Community College, tenure track
• Progress and Preservation: Increased Unification and The Realist’s Conception of Scientific Success – East Tennessee State University, tenure track

2005

• The Practice of Personhood: Understanding Individual Responsibility of Oppression – Arkansas State University, tenure track
• Foundations of Arithmetical Knowledge – Visiting Professor, Boston University; University of Illinois at Chicago, one year
• Choosing To Be Harmed: Autonomy and its Limits in Living Organ Donor Transplantation – Weill Medical College of Cornell Medical School, Assistant Dean of Research and Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Health, Division of Bioethics; University of Chicago, Director of the Ethics, Education, Policy and Compliance, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Human Subjects Research; Post-Doctoral Fellowship at the University of Chicago, MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics

2004

• Federation of Peoples: An Unorthodox Liberal Approach to Minority Nationalism – University of Wisconsin, Barron County, tenure track; Wilfrid Laurier Univiersity (Canada), two years
• New Directions in Scientific Observation: Theories Concepts, Objectivity, and the Analogy of Discovery – Rowan University, Associate Professor
• A Conceptual Analysis of Ecosystem Health – Northeastern Illinois University, tenure track
• Work Song! Autonomy & Authenticity From The Ground Up – College of DuPage, tenure track; University of Texas, Pan-American, tenure track
• Equal Protection: Sex Equality In Liberal Democracies – University of San Diego, tenure track; Eastern Michigan University, tenure track

2003

• The Phenomenal Character of Visual Consciousness – Arkansas State University, tenure track; Northwestern University, one year

2002

• The Liar Paradox, Self-Understanding and Nietzschean Perspectivalism – law school

2001

• Continuity, Inquiry, and the Possibility of Wisdom in John Dewey’s Pragmatism – St. Olaf College, one year

2000

• On the Point of What We Say: Kant, Wittgenstein, and Cavell on When Words Are Called For – Tufts University, tenure track; University of Chicago, Harper Schmidt Fellowship, three years
• On Lengths of Lines and Reals – Brooklyn College, tenure track; Northwestern University, two years; University of Illinois at Chicago, one year
• Motivating the Discursive Turn in Moral Theory – Jade Designs (website design)

1999

• Language, Theory, and the Human Subject: Understanding Quine’s Natural Epistemology – Washington and Lee University, tenure track;  Washington and Lee University, two years; Colgate University, two years
• Tractarian Mysticism: Moral Transformation through Aesthetic Contemplation in Wittgenstein’s Early Philosophy – Chicago State University, one year; Ohio University, one year

1998

• On Testing for the Stage Collapse in Quantum Mechanics – Bowling Green State University, one year; Colgate University, one year; Cornell University, two years
• The Variety of Reasons: Justification and Requirement in Rationality and Advisability – Florida State University, tenure track; University of Missouri, St. Louis, one year; Johns Hopkins, one year
• Local Time: Foundational Studies for a Theory of Temporality in a Relativistic Universe – Loyola University, one year; St. Joseph’s College of Maine, tenure track
• A Wittgensteinian Study of Experimental Psychology – Western Carolina University, tenure track
• Moral Problems in the Provision of Environmental Goods – SPSS, Inc. (consultant)

1997

• The Dialectical Theory of Progress: A Study of Jürgen Habermas’ Theory of Social Evolution – University of Louisville, tenure track; Hamline University, four years; University of Kentucky, one year
• St Thomas, Molina, and Leibniz on Divine Providence and Foreknowledge – University of Virginia, one semester; Central European University, Budapest, one semester; Wake Forest University, three years; University of Colorado, Boulder, one year

1996

• The Best Test Theory of Extension – University of Colorado at Boulder, tenure track; Texas Tech University, tenure track; University of Washington, Visiting Scholar; Tacoma, Green River, and Highline Community Colleges
• The Design Inference: Eliminating Chance Through Small Probabilities – Discovery Institute Senior Fellow, Center for the Renewal of Science and Culture
• Inequality, Vulnerability, and Morality – William Rainey Harper College, tenure track; Lake Forest College

1995

• Autonomy and Desire: An Essay in Moral and Philosophical Psychology – Central Michigan University, tenure track; Florida International University, tenure track
• A Deflationary Response to the Ontological Problem: In Defense of the Coherence Theory of Justification – California State University, tenure track (now tenured)
• Justice and Health: The Cultural Politics of Medicine – George Washington University, Writing Program, three years; University of Maryland, one year; George Washington University, four years
• Material Girls: A Game-Theoretic Revision of the Social Contract Enterprise with Women Present – Chicago-Kent School of Law

1994

• Three Essays on Spinoza’s Philosophy – Utah State University, tenure track (now tenured)
• Unity and Uniqueness in the Early Schlick – Olive Harvey College, Humanities Department Chairperson; City Colleges of Chicago, tenure track (now tenured)

1993

• Measurement and Macroscopic Quantities – University of Utah, Associate Professor with tenure; State University of New York, Buffalo, tenure track
• Thresholds for Rights – University of Western Ontario, tenure track (now tenured)