Nelson, Stephen

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Stephen Nelson

Philosophy Instructor

Biography

My experience at Northland began in 2006-07, when I taught a full year at the East Grand Forks campus. I returned to graduate school after that year, and then re-joined Northland at the Thief River Falls campus in August 2012.

My other teaching experience includes being a Teaching Assistant and Graduate Instructor in my two graduate programs (Arizona State University and the University of Minnesota). While at the University of Minnesota, I also taught courses as an adjunct at MSU-Mankato, Metropolitan State University, and the Minneapolis College of Art & Design.

EDUCATION

  • PhD in Philosophy, 2013 (University of Minnesota)
  • MA in Philosophy, 2004 (Arizona State University)
  • BA in Philosophy & German, 2001 (North Dakota State University)
  • Study Abroad, 1999-2000 (University of Trier, Germany)

COURSES TAUGHT

At Northland: Intro to Ethics, Intro to Philosophy, Logic, Philosophy of Religion, Morals and Medicine, Ethics and Business, Intro to Humanities, Human Relations, Intro to Sociology, Cultural Anthropology

At other institutions: Contemporary Moral Issues, Intro to Ethical Theory, Philosophy and Cultural Diversity, Logic and Critical Thinking, Intro to Symbolic Logic, Advanced Symbolic Logic II, In the Eye of the Beholder: Topics in Philosophical Aesthetics

Department

Academics – Liberal Arts & Transfer Pathways Programs

Office Location

Thief River Falls – 245G