Andrew Cullison

New Website for Eastern Division of APA

February 26, 2013 by Andy

I’ve put together a website for the Eastern Division, and social media accounts on Twitter and Facebook. Here are the relevant links.

http://www.apa-eastern.org
https://www.facebook.com/apaeastern
https://twitter.com/apaeastern

The website should be pretty useful as it stands. I hope it makes it clear how people can get involved with the “Get Involved” menu option, and most of the options includes online forms that people can fill out.

I hope to add a lot more functionality to the website so that it is an even more useful tool for APA members, but for now – I think this is a good start.

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Two New Versions of Skeptical Theism (Draft)

January 24, 2013 by Andy

I’ve recently completed a draft of a paper callled “Two New Versions of Skeptical Theism” for an edited volume. This will definitely be going through a round of revisions, and so I’m posting a copy here in case anyone is interested in reading it and giving me comments or feedback. If you have anything, I’d… Continue Reading

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Gettier Case in Revenge

January 24, 2013 by Andy

Amanda was wrong by the Graysons. She switched identity with someone named Emily, so she could come back and plot revenge against the wealthy Graysons. Amanda now goes by the name Emily, and she has become independently wealthy. Amanda bought the beach house next to the Graysons to plot revenge. **SPOILER ALERT** After several months… Continue Reading

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How to Make a GCB

January 21, 2013 by Andy

Marvin Long died yesterday. Many of you will not know who that is, but anyone who went to DePauw University will. He was the founder of Marvin’s and creator of the GCB (Garlic Cheeseburger). Like many DePauw alumns, the GCB was a staple of my diet for four years. My wife, and I are such… Continue Reading

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Ferrer’s Guest Posts on Leiter’s Blog

January 3, 2013 by Andy

I doubt there is anyone who reads this blog, who doesn’t also read Leiter’s blog. So, you may already know about the series of guest posts that Amy Ferrer, the new Executive Director of the American Philosophical Association, wrote. However, in case you missed them, or were too busy with end of the semester stuff… Continue Reading

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Secretary-Treasurer of the APA (Eastern Division)

January 3, 2013 by Andy

I am very happy to announce that I have just accepted an offer to be the new Secretary-Treasurer for the APA Eastern Division, and I can’t tell you how excited I am about this. This year is my training year, and I will be working closely with Richard Bett (the current Secretary-Treasurer) to learn the… Continue Reading

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Server Move Is Almost Complete

December 21, 2012 by Andy

The migration of my website to the new server is basically finished. But it will take about 48 hours for all of the Internet service providers to get the memo to point my domain to the new server IP address. So, some of you will see the old site and some of you will see… Continue Reading

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Website Makeover!

December 20, 2012 by Andy

You’ll notice that the website looks different. I’m using software that makes it easier to build my own custom WordPress sites, and I’m trying to do something super minimalistic. This is what I’ve got so far, but I’ll be playing around with it over the next several months. But the site has undergone a major… Continue Reading

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Young Philosophers: We Can Pick (+ New Call for Papers)

September 13, 2012 by Andy

We just recently got approval for funding for the 2012-2013 Young Philosophers Lecture Series! So the new Call for Papers is out. You can check it out here. Also…we can pick ‘em!!! I just went through and tracked down all of our past research papers. Almost all of them are now in print, and in… Continue Reading

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Neil “Logic” Feit

February 24, 2012 by Andy

My department chair is now an internet meme, and it’s awesome. I started it as a joke, saying that Neil Feit riding a unicorn would be a better way to promote logic than the whole Vincent Hendricks fiasco. Here’s the first one we did. Then I got kind of addicted to making them. Here are… Continue Reading

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