Be sure to check out the Daily News Journal. They are printing a letter I wrote about the budget cuts that will run in Tuesday's paper I believe. I will post a link when one is available.
Right on. The absurdity of axing Philosophy as a major at MTSU must be known, publicized, criticized, and ostracized. I wrote a letter to multiple editor's of local publications, it will be featured in the DNJ's website/paper today (Wed 3/18) as well as on The Nashville Scene's website. It is a defense of Philosophy as a discipline, so to speak. I hope that the concern and involvement of the community will make some sort of a difference...
I'm glad someone else is passionate about this as well. I will have to steal your idea of contacting the Nashville Scene. Hopefully, we can make a difference!
The mission of this site is quite obvious: Save MTSU Philosophy. I created this blog to educate and encourage others to get involved. Philosophy inspires me, and I hope that this blog inspires you.
Upon hearing of the possible fate of the Department of Philosophy, I decided to write an e-mail a day and send a bundle of written letters each week. I will be posting those letters on this site.
Hopefully, education will prevail, and we will show MTSU that we will not tolerate removing key programs that are essential to higher learning.
~Wendy
Nota Bene
I am in no official capacity affiliated with the Department of Philosophy at Middle Tennessee State University. I am a former MTSU student, and I studied philosophy and applied mathematics.
I created this blog as a forum for communication in support of higher education. My hope is that we can work together to come up with a solution that benefits the students and the university.
The opinions expressed here are mine and do not necessarily represent the views of the MTSU Philosophy Department or MTSU faculty.
Middle Tennessee State University Philosophy Department
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Right on. The absurdity of axing Philosophy as a major at MTSU must be known, publicized, criticized, and ostracized. I wrote a letter to multiple editor's of local publications, it will be featured in the DNJ's website/paper today (Wed 3/18) as well as on The Nashville Scene's website. It is a defense of Philosophy as a discipline, so to speak. I hope that the concern and involvement of the community will make some sort of a difference...
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