I am very, very happy that my brilliant friend Joshua Rasmussen, of Azusa Pacific University, has accepted a full professor position in Baylor's Philosophy Department starting Fall 2024.
Sunday, February 18, 2024
Monday, August 21, 2023
Full professor position at Baylor Philosophy Department
Waco is a lovely place. Here is a bittern at sunset last week. The spot is an easy one mile bike trail-ride along the river from campus.
Wednesday, October 14, 2020
Postdoc at Baylor
“Baylor University seeks application for a postdoctoral fellowship for up to three years from those working in virtue ethics, moral psychology, or social philosophy. Suitable candidates will have a background in psychology or neuroscience that equips them to participate in data collection, qualitative analysis, study design and intervention development with our team of philosophers, psychologists, and practitioners.”
Details here.
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Robert Garcia coming to Baylor
I’m very happy that Robert Garcia, an excellent metaphysician from Texas A&M, has accepted a tenured position in our department at Baylor, and will be joining us this fall.
Thursday, September 12, 2019
Two jobs at Baylor
We have two full-time openings in the Baylor Philosophy Department. Both have open AOS and AOC.
One position is at the Associate (tenured) or Assistant Professor (tenure-track) level and the other is at the Assistant Professor (tenure-track) level.
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Two tenure track jobs at Baylor
We have two tenure-track jobs at Baylor. Both are open, but we have different preferred (but not required) specializations for them:
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Tim O'Connor coming to Baylor
We hired Tim O'Connor starting Fall 2017. It's very exciting for metaphysics at Baylor.
Friday, August 26, 2016
Junior and senior philosophy positions at Baylor
We have two full-time positions at Baylor starting fall 2017:
- tenure-track assistant professor
- senior position at the associate, full or distinguished professor level.
Write to me if you have questions about Baylor and Waco. If you're thinking of applying, you likely already know about the academic side of our Department, but I can answer those questions.
I think Waco is an amazingly great place to live. The costs of living are sufficiently low that we frequently have graduate students afford to buy houses (admittedly, not in the nicest of neighborhoods). The campus is beautiful and has good recreational facilities. I live across the street from campus, a five minute walk to the gym (free, with pool, 53ft climbing wall, exercise equipment), an eight minute walk to the marina on the Brazos river (free kayak, SUP board, canoe and sunfish rentals) and a twelve minute walk to the Department. There are great mountain-biking and hiking trails in Cameron Park, a really nice zoo, and a fine children's museum. Surprising numbers of people think Fixer Upper is a plus. :-) We are roughly equidistant between Austin and Dallas/Ft. Worth (about 100 miles from each).
