Graduate Student Handbook for Philosophy - Table of Contents

1. The Master's Degree
2. The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy
   1. Prerequisites for Admission to Candidacy
      1. Seminar Requirement
      2. History of Philosophy Requirement
      3. Logic Requirement
      4. Minor Field Requirement
      5. First Year Colloquium Requirement
      6. Preliminary Examinations
      7. Note on Foreign Languages
      8. Students With Previous Graduate Work
   2. Thesis Committee and Feasibility Examination
   3. Thesis and Final Oral Examination
3. Other Departmental Policies, Rules, and Regulations
   1. Courses and Seminars
   2. Independent Reading
   3. Green Sheets
   4. Academic Progress
      1. Incompletes
      2. Criteria for Satisfactory Progress
      3. Failing to Meet the Criteria for Satisfactory Progress
      4. Failure to Register and Leaves of Absence
   5. Teaching Assistantships
   6. Colloquium on the Teaching of Philosophy
   7. Financial Aid
      1. Fellowships and Scholarships
      2. Readerships
   8. Major Professors
   9. Director of Graduate Studies
   10. Graduate Major Master Sheets
   11. The Philosophy Departmental Library
   12. The W. Donald Oliver Prize Essay Contest
   13. The Dennis Henry Common Room
   14. Graduate Philosophy Club
   15. Philosophy Colloquium Series
   16. Graduate Student-Faculty Conference Committee
   17. Office Space and Mail Boxes for Graduate Students
   18. Appeals
   19. Lecturer Position Appointments
   20. Joint Program in Law and Philosophy
   21. Program in Philosophy and History of Science