JESSE G. CHRISTIANSEN

           Curriculum Vitae

EDUCATION

            M.A. in Philosophy, Georgia State University, December 2007

M.A. Thesis: “Apriority in Naturalized Epistemology: Investigation into a Modern Defense,” defended November, 2007

M.A. Thesis Committee: Dr. George Rainbolt (Thesis Director), Dr. Steve Jacobson (Reader), and Dr. Jessica Berry (Reader)

            B.A. in English and Philosophy, Florida State University, December 1993

AREAS OF COMPETENCE

Early Modern Philosophy

Contemporary Moral Philosophy

Introduction to Moral Philosophy

Introduction to Philosophy

            Reasoning and Critical Thinking

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

            Analytic Epistemology

            Metaphysics

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Adjunct Instructor of Philosophy, Clayton State University, Fall 2008-Current

Visiting Instructor, Department of Philosophy, Georgia State University, Spring 2008 and Summer 2008

Instructor of Record, PHIL 1010 (Critical Thinking), Department of Philosophy, Georgia State University, Fall 2006-Spring 2007

COURSES TAUGHT

Critical Thinking

            Contemporary Moral Problems

Introduction to Philosophy

CONFERENCES

Southeast Philosophical Congress, February 13-14, 2009, Clayton State University, Paper Presented: A Defense for Apriority in Naturalized Epistemology: Investigation into Non-Experientiality

SPECIAL TRAINING OR SKILLS

            Certifications in adult education

                        Robert Pike’s 3-Day Workshop, 1998

                        Skills Path, 1999

                        Train-the-Trainer Seminars, Tim Durkin, 1997-1998

Computer Training, 1998-2000, including:

            Microsoft Word

            Microsoft PowerPoint

            Windows-based software

            D.O.S. Mainframe

Fluent in Spanish