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Board Members
- Betsy Newell Decyk
Executive Director
and Newsletter Editor - Nancy Slonneger Hancock
President - John Wager
Vice-President - Robert M. Timko
Treasurer - Donna Engelmann
Past-President
Chair, Graduate Seminar Committee
- Stephen Schulman
Chair, Speakers
and Awards Committee - Nils Rauhut
Board Member at Large - Tziporah Kasachkoff
Board Member at Large - David Concepcion
Board Member at Large - Kevin Hermberg
Co-Chair, Program Committee - Adrianne McEvoy
Co-Chair, Program Committee - Vacant
Chair, Policies and Procedures
Committee
Members' Section
The AAPT has launched a members-only section to continue the discussions started at the 17th IWCTP at the University of Guelph, Aug 6-10, 2008. The site will provide access to blogs, forums, teaching resources, a member directory, and an archive of handouts and power-point presentations from the recent conference. If you are a member in good standing, watch your email. You will be getting a notification with your username and password shortly!
About the AAPT
The AAPT is dedicated to the advancement of the art of teaching philosophy. To this end the organization sponsors both a Newsletter and a Biennial Workshop/Conference on teaching philosophy. An AAPT-owned Listserv is available. You are encouraged to explore these pages and if you're interested in what you see and want to find out more, print a membership application and become a member.
About the IWCTP
The International Workshop-Conference on Teaching Philosophy (IWCTP) is a family-friendly 4 ½ day conference for philosophy teachers at every educational level. We emphasize workshops that are practical and interactive, and that cover a wide range of subjects related to teaching. Concurrent with the IWCTP is a selective and highly popular teaching seminar for graduate students, co-sponsored with the American Philosophical Association. Special events during the conference include our famous wine and cheese reception, film series, conference banquet, and many other informal activities. Typically, we “take over” a local pub in the evenings so we can continue conversations and friendship-building. If you choose to join us at the upcoming conference, you’ll discover why the American Association of Philosophy Teachers is known as one of the most friendly and inclusive professional organizations in philosophy!