Chuck Carlson
@warpandwoof.bsky.social
Community Engagement at Texas A&M University. Recovering Philosophy Prof with interests in Phil Bio, Pragmatism, Romanticism, Phil Ed, Public Philosophy. Help run P4C Texas, the Aggie School of Athens, and advocate for philosophy for the young.
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The Philosophy of Science Association extends its heartfelt congratulations to Philip Kitcher on receiving the 2025 BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in the Humanities: www.frontiersofknowl...
17th Frontiers of Knowledge Award in Humanities goes to Philip Kitcher
for his impact as a "humanist intellectual" whose trailblazing work addresses a broad spectrum of the core questions of our time.
www.frontiersofknowledgeawards-fbbva.es
April 16, 2025 at 9:17 PM
The Philosophy of Science Association extends its heartfelt congratulations to Philip Kitcher on receiving the 2025 BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in the Humanities: www.frontiersofknowl...
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I don’t have a definitive source on this yet but it looks like NSF review panels have been canceled.
Sixty-some years ago, Eisenhower transformed higher education because he viewed a science education gap as the single greatest threat to national security.
This is absolutely an act of sabotage.
Sixty-some years ago, Eisenhower transformed higher education because he viewed a science education gap as the single greatest threat to national security.
This is absolutely an act of sabotage.
January 27, 2025 at 7:49 PM
I don’t have a definitive source on this yet but it looks like NSF review panels have been canceled.
Sixty-some years ago, Eisenhower transformed higher education because he viewed a science education gap as the single greatest threat to national security.
This is absolutely an act of sabotage.
Sixty-some years ago, Eisenhower transformed higher education because he viewed a science education gap as the single greatest threat to national security.
This is absolutely an act of sabotage.