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Karmen MacKendrick | Teaching and Administration
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Le Moyne College
- Professor, 2007–present
- Associate Chair, McDevitt Center for Creativity and Innovation, 2011–present
- Joseph C. Georg Professor, 2009-2012
- Associate Department Chair, 2006–2009
- Associate Professor, 2005–2007
- Assistant Professor, 2002–2005
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Courses taught
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Philosophy 101
Foundations of Western Philosophy
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Philosophy 110
Introduction to Western Philosophy
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Philosophy 201
Philosophical Perspectives on the Human Condition
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Philosophy 302
Issues in Ethics
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Philosophy 309
Art and Politics
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Philosophy 315
Modern Philosophy
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Philosophy 316
Medieval Philosophy
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Philosophy 318
Nineteenth Century Philosophy
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Philosophy 320
Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
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Philosophy 409
Philosophy, Faith and Mystic Union
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Honors 102
Ancient and Medieval World
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Honors 202
Nineteenth and Twentieth Century
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Honors 215
Saints and Sinners, interdisciplinary philosophy and art history course with Prof. Samuel Gruber
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Honors 215
Monsters and Monstrosity, interdisciplinary philosophy and religion course with Prof. Shawn Loner
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Honors 301
Ways of Knowing
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Honors 401
Contemporary World
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Religion 345
What Does Prayer Do?
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Women’s Studies 401
Senior Theory Seminar
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Core 400, Transformations
On Paying Attention: Focus in a World of Distraction
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Independent Studies
Philosophy or Honors studies and theses topics including Michel Foucault, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, hip-hop music, cosmetic surgery, community and identity, the grotesque in Southern literature, Neoplatonism and time, existential psychoanalysis, and saintly abjection.
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Society for the Humanities at Cornell
Faculty Fellow, 2016–2017
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Aarhus University, Denmark
Invited lecturer, May 2015
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- Week long seminar series with a public lecture, on gender, sex, language and corporeality.
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Drew Theological School
Visiting faculty member, 2004
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Church History 219
Readings in Medieval Mysticism (M.Div course)
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Theology 717
Theology at the Limits of Language (Ph.D course)
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Biblical Studies 690
Ph.D. Tutorial on feminist readings of the Annunciation
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Gettysburg College
Assistant professor, 1994-1999
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Philosophy 101
Introduction to Philosophy
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Philosophy 105
Contemporary Moral Issues
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Philosophy 105
Issues in Feminism, section of Contemporary Moral Issues
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Philosophy 206
Medieval Philosophy
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Philosophy 208
Kant and the 19th Century
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Philosophy 101
Introduction to Philosophy
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Philosophy 105
Contemporary Moral Issues
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Philosophy 105
Issues in Feminism, section of Contemporary Moral Issues
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Philosophy 206
Medieval Philosophy
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Philosophy 208
Kant and the 19th Century
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Philosophy 334
Philosophy and Art
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Philosophy 337
Philosophy and Religion
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Philosophy 341
Contemporary Continental Philosophy
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First Year Seminar
Dangerous Literature
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State University of New York, Stony Brook
Graduate student, 1990-1994
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Philosophy 100
Concepts of the Person
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Philosophy 104
Moral Reasoning
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Philosophy 108
Critical Reasoning
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Philosophy 109
Literature and Human Life
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Philosophy 100
Concepts of the Person
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Philosophy 104
Moral Reasoning
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Philosophy 108
Critical Reasoning
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Philosophy 109
Literature and Human Life
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Philosophy 206
Introduction to Modern Philosophy
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Philosophy 264
Philosophy and the Arts
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Philosophy 380
Philosophy and Literature
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AIM 100
Remedial Grammar and Composition
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