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CURRICULUM VITAE

Patrick H. Yarnell

Office: 2041 Columbine Hall Home: 4301 Vallejo St. University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Denver, CO 80211 Colo. Springs, CO 80918 (720) 422 – 1775 (719) 262 – 4085 [email protected]

EDUCATION

1990-98 University of Nebraska: Philosophy Ph.D. received May 1998 Dissertation Title: "Motivation and Moral Theory" Advisor: Robert Audi

1985-90 Kansas State University: Philosophy B.A. received May 1990 Honors: Philosophy Scholarship 1989-90 Outstanding College Students of America Association Member, 1990

UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE

2001-06 University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, Philosophy Dept. Instructor: Ethical Theory, Applied Ethics, Symbolic Logic, Intro. to Philosophy, Critical Thinking. Service: Library Committee, Minority Student Mentor.

1996-99 Iowa State University, Philosophy Department Visiting Assistant Professor: Moral Theory, Ethics, Intro. to Philosophy.

1994-95 Dartmouth College, Philosophy Department Instructor: Ethics, Introduction to Philosophy.

Summer Kansas State University, Philosophy Department 1994 Instructor: Introduction to Philosophy.

1990-95 University of Nebraska, Philosophy Department Instructor& Teaching Assistant: Introduction to Philosophy, Applied Ethics.

PUBLICATIONS

“Resonance, Moorean Theories, & a Reflective Endorsement Approach to Value,” The Southern Journal of Philosophy, Spring 2006.

Book Review: Weakness of Will and Practical Irrationality (Sarah Stroud and Christine Tappolet, eds.) in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, August 2004.

“Humean Instrumentalism and the Motivational Capacity of Reason,” The Journal of Philosophical Research (27) 2002, pp 499 - 509.

“The Intrinsic Goodness of Pain, Anguish, and the Loss of Pleasure,” The Journal of Value Inquiry (35) 2001, pp 449 – 454. AWARDS

1994 – 95 Fellow, National Endowment for the Humanities Institute on Moral Knowledge, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H.

PRESENTATIONS & CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION

April 2004 “A Reflective Endorsement Theory of Aesthetic Value,” The Mountain-Plains Philosophy Conference, Hays Kansas.

Nov. 2003 “Resonance, Moorean Theories, & a Reflective Endorsement Approach to Value,” Fort Hays State University.

Nov. 2003 “Objectivism, Subjectivism, and Aesthetic Convergence,” Fort Hays State University.

April 2002 “Hume and Progress: A Response to Costello,” Central Division APA Meeting, Chicago.

Jan. 2002 “Autonomous Internalism,” University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.

Oct. 1999 Chair, Ethics Session, Central States Philosophical Association, Norman Oklahoma.

Oct. 1997 “Humean Instrumentalism and the Ethical Dilemma,” Iowa State University.

Nov. 1994 “Moral Judgment Internalism,” NEH Institute on Moral Knowledge, Dartmouth College.

PHILOSOPHICAL INTERESTS

Areas of Specialization: Normative Ethics & Metaethics.

Courses Taught: Moral Theory, Applied Ethics, Symbolic Logic, Critical Thinking, Intro. to Philosophy.

REFERENCES

Robert Audi Mark van Roojen 100 Malloy Hall (402) 472 - 2428 University of Notre Dame 1010 Oldfather Hall Notre Dame, IN 46556 University of Nebraska [email protected] Lincoln, NE 68502

Bernard Gert Rex Welshon (603) 646 - 2022 (719) 262 - 4087 Dartmouth College 2037 Columbine Hall Hanover, NH 03755 U. of Colorado, Colorado Springs Colorado Springs, CO 80918 [email protected]