Stephen Henderson (’96) teaches English in Osaka, Japan. He reports that “My two most memorable conversations were with an 80-year old man who fled Japan to China in the 1930s and lived out the war hiding in Manchuria. He had hundreds of wonderful stories to tell. I also had the opportunity to “interview” a woman [...]
Chris deLaubenfels (’08) is spending the 2008-09 academic year teaching in New York City, as part of Teach for America.
Charles Stringer (1985) is a licensed attorney in California and Washington with over 15 years experience in commercial, environmental, natural resources, and American Indian law and policy. He is in-house counsel and a principal with Renewable Resources Group, where he manages several renewable energy and large-scale water conservation, storage, and transfer projects.
Joel Jensen (’97) received a Ph.D. in architecture, with a dissertation in architectural ontology. He teaches philosophy at North Hennepin Community College.
Danny George (’08) is teaching English in South Korea during the 2008-09 year.
2005 graduate Kara Barnette is a graduate student in philosophy at the University of Oregon. Her first paper, on Josiah Royce and entitled “Communities, Traitors and the Feminist Cause,” was published in 2007 in The Pluralist.
Jeanie Reese (’92) is the mother of another philosophy department graduate; Don McNeil (’85).
Chris Marshall (’90) is Field Editor for Woodworker’s Journal. He lives in rural Ohio on a ten acre farm, where, he reports, “I build things from wood, write about them, photograph the process and am always there at the end of the driveway at the end of the day to get my kids off the [...]
Erica Lucast Stonestreet (2000) is assistant professor of philosophy at the College of St. Benedict. She earned her Ph.D. from the University of Michigan. You can find her senior thesis on our webpage.
Mary Stone is studying at University of Denver’s School of Social Work, where she will receive an MSW in animal-assisted social work.