Dianoia Institute of Philosophy at ACU Hires 7 More Faculty
The Dianoia Institute of Philosophy at Australian Catholic University, which was launched in March, 2019, has recently made five more full-time, permanent, research-only appointments and an additional two part-time honorary appointments.
The new permanent appointments are:
- Sam Carter, currently a Ph.D. student at Rutgers, hired as a Research Fellow
- J. Dmitri Gallow, currently assistant professor of philosophy at the University of Pittsburgh, hired as a Senior Research Fellow
- Clayton Littlejohn, currently professor of philosophy at King’s College London, hired as a Professor
- Gillian Russell, currently professor of philosophy at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, hired as Professor
- Juhani Yli-Vakkuri, previously professor of philosophy at the University of Tartu, hired as a Senior Research Fellow
The part-time honorary appointments are:
- Miriam Schoenfield, associate professor of philosophy at the University of Texas, Austin, as Honorary Professor
- Emily Thomas, associate professor of philosophy at Durham University, as Honorary Fellow.
Together with previous hires announced in August, Dianoia has made 13 new full-time and 3 part-time appointments in a single year. According to the institute’s director, Stephen Finlay, “We will continue hiring very selectively in 2020.”
(Note: in the original version of this post, I made an error regarding Dr. Schoenfield’s place of employment. It has now been corrected.)
Why are all of the honorary appointments female and only 20% of the permanent appointments female?