Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) at WMU
Who Are We?
MAP is an organization that promotes (i) the work of minority and underrepresented groups in philosophy, (ii) work on underrepresentation (e.g., stereotype threat, the "pipeline" problem in philosophy), and (iii) work on topics that are marginalized within philosophy (e.g., sexuality, race and gender, disability, etc.).
Aspasia Initiative:
We're currently developing a mentoring program in collaboration with Aspasia—an online forum for Chinese students who are interested in studying philosophy at English-speaking universities. Our aim is to pair students in need of English language support with a student or faculty mentor at our department.
MAP is an organization that promotes (i) the work of minority and underrepresented groups in philosophy, (ii) work on underrepresentation (e.g., stereotype threat, the "pipeline" problem in philosophy), and (iii) work on topics that are marginalized within philosophy (e.g., sexuality, race and gender, disability, etc.).
Aspasia Initiative:
We're currently developing a mentoring program in collaboration with Aspasia—an online forum for Chinese students who are interested in studying philosophy at English-speaking universities. Our aim is to pair students in need of English language support with a student or faculty mentor at our department.
Upcoming EventNov. 22: Screening of "Her Job" and discussion of the female gaze.
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Funding Deadline
Spring funding deadlines to be announced.
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ContactGet in touch with us via email: ashley.atkins@wmich.edu.
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