CURRICULUM VITAE Marcelo H. Sabatés 600 S. Michigan Avenue, Suite 700 Work: (312) 3697023 Columbia College Chicago Office: (312) 3697549 Chicago, IL 60605, USA E-mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION

Ph.D. (Philosophy), Brown University (awarded 1997) Graduate Studies (), Oxford University (1995) Master of Arts (Philosophy), Brown University (1993) Licenciado (Philosophy), University of Buenos Aires (1988)

CURRENT POSITION As Vice Provost I am the chief international officer at Columbia College Chicago, supervising most of the centralized international functions of the university. I report to the Provost and Senior Vice-President (Academic Rector) and am a member of his cabinet. I am responsible for International Recruitment and Admissions, International Student and Scholar Services, International Faculty Collaborations, Education Abroad, and International Articulations, Sponsored Students and Special Programs,

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION AND COMPETENCE

Philosophy of Mind, Metaphysics, , International Education, Philosophy & Latin-American Literature, Latino Identity and Politics, Philosophical ,

ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATION POSITIONS

Columbia College Chicago: Vice Provost for Global Education, Spring 2017-present Professor, Spring 2017-present Kansas State University: Associate Provost for International Programs, Spring 2014-Fall 2016 Interim Associate Provost for International Programs, Summer 2011-Fall 2013 Associate Professor and Head, Summer 2003–Summer 2011 Associate Professor, Fall 2001–Spring 2003 Assistant Professor, Fall 1996–Spring 2001 (Graduate Faculty since 1997) University of Valencia: Invited Professor, Summer 2012 University of Buenos Aires: Invited Professor, Spring 2006

1 Brown University: Teaching Fellow, Fall 1995-Spring 1996 Teaching Assistant, Fall 1991–Spring 1993 Bentley College: Instructor, Spring 1996 University of Buenos Aires: Graduate Assistant, 1989-90 (Colleges of Medicine and Philosophy & Letters) Undergraduate Assistant, 1987-88 (Philosophy & Letters, Core Curriculum)

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS 1. Supervenience in Mind, edited with T. Horgan and D. Sosa, Cambridge University Press, 2015. Paperback Edition 2017. 2. Fictionality, Possibility, Reality, edited with P. Kotatko and M. Pokorny, Rodopi, Aleph Press, 2010. 3. “Reductionism in the ” in Edwards Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Mc Millan, 2007 (3,000 words) 4. “Kim, Jaegwon” in Edwards Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Mc Millan, 2007 (1,500 words) 5. “En Defensa de los Zánganos Ontológicos”, in Nudler & Hurtado (eds.), Ontología a traves de la Filosofía, Mexico DF: UNAM Press, 2006 6. "The Explanatory Relevance of Psychological Properties", in Korta et al. (eds.), Cognition and Language, Dordrecht: Kluwer, 2004 7. "Being without Doing", Topoi, vol. 22, 2003 8. “Mind in a Physical World?”, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, vol. 65, 2002. 9. “Quamtum Java: The Upwards Percolation of Quantum Indeterminism” (with B. Glymour & A. Wayne), Philosophical Studies, vol. 103, 2001 10. "Varieties of Exclusion", Theoria, vol. 16, 2001 11. “Roderick Chisholm: Metafísica y Epistemología, por Ejemplo”, Teorema, vol. 18, 2000 12. “Micro-Level Indeterminism and Macro-Level Determinism” (with B. Glymour), Philosophy of Science: The Proceedings of the XX World Congress of Philosophy vol. 10, Bowling Green: Philosophy Documentation Center, 2000 13. “Consciousness, Emergence and Naturalism”, Teorema, vol. 17, 1999 14. “Should a Cognitive Psychologist Worry about the Causal Inefficacy of the Mental?” in Niggemeyer, B. (ed.) The Cognitive Level, Duisburg: LAUD Verlag, 1997

2 15. “Autoconocimiento, Contenido y Racionalidad” in Nudler, O. (ed.), Racionalidad: Alcance y Límites, Barcelona: Paidós, 1997 16. “Kim on the Metaphysics of Explanation”, Manuscrito, vol. 19, 1996 17. “La Noción de Superveniencia en la Visión Estratificada del Mundo” (with D. Perez), Análisis Filosófico, vol. 15, 1995 18.“Problems for Kitcher’s Account of Explanation”, Philosophical Issues, vol. 5, 1994

SELECTED ACADEMIC FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS and GRANTS 1. “Points of View and Temporal Structures” (with Marga Vazquez and Steven Hales), Spanish Education Ministry (2011) 2. Tilford Grant for Fostering Diversity Initiatives (2011) 3. Faculty Development Award (competitive), Kansas State University 10 times from 1997 to 2009 4. Mortar Board Professorial Award (2008) 5. Tilford Grant for Curriculum Diversification (2006) 6. Targeted Excellence Award to Center for the Understanding of Origins (senior researcher and member of the Center’s Executive Board), (2005) 7. Targeted Excellence Award to Center for the Understanding of Origins (senior researcher and member of the Center’s Executive Board), (2004) 8. Nominated for Guggenheim Fellowship (withdrew from consideration because of administrative commitment as Head) (2003) 9. Big XII Fellowship for joint research at U. Texas at Austin: Big XII (2002) 10. USRG Small Research Grant (competitive), Kansas State University (2001) 11.NEH Summer Seminar: National Endowment for the Humanities (2000) 12.Summer Research Award: Kansas State University (1998) 13.Award for Advanced Studies in the United Kingdom (at Oxford): British Council (1995)

SELECTED INVITED LECTURES AND SEMINARS (S) 1. Clemson University (1016) 2. Sociedad Argentina de Análisis Filosófico (2013) 3. University of Valencia (Spain) (S) (2012) 4. Osmania University (India) (2012) 5. Catholic University of Perú (2011) 6. University of La Laguna (Spain) (2010) 7. University of Lanús (Argentina) (2010)

3 8. University of British Columbia (2010) 9. ITAM (México City) (2010) 10. University of Latvia (2009) (S) 11. Czech Academy of Sciences (2009) 12. University of Guadalajara (2009) 13. Monterrey Technological Institute (2009) 14. Cervantes Institute Stockholm (2008) 15. Colegio de Mexico (2008) 16. Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) (2008) 17. Sociedad Argentina de Análisis Filosófico (2007) 18. Center for Cognitive Science (Cuernavaca, Mexico) (2007 19. Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) (2007) 20. National Institute of Anthropology and History (Mexico City) (2006) 21. University of Salvador, Bahia (Brazil) (2006) 22. Charles University, Prague (2006) 23. University of Barcelona (2006) 24. University of Buenos Aires (2006) (S) 25. Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) (2005) 26. University of Lanus (Argentina) (2005) 27. University of Nebraska (Lincoln) (2004) 28. Kansas State University at Salina (2004) 29. Sociedad Argentina de Análisis Filosófico (2004) 30. University of Buenos Aires (2003) 31. University Carlos III (Madrid) (2003) 32. University of the Basque Country (2003) (S) 33. University of Texas (Austin) (2002) 34. Sociedad Argentina de Análisis Filosófico (2002) 35. University of Kansas (2001) 36. University of Valencia (2001) 37. University Carlos III (Madrid) (2001) 38. University of the Basque Country (2001) (S) 39. Sociedad Argentina de Análisis Filosófico (2000) 40. Brown University (at NEH Seminar) (2000) 41. University of Utah (1999) 42. University of Salamanca (1999) 43. University of La Laguna (1999)

4 44. University of Barcelona (1998) 45. University of Girona (1998) 46. Sociedad Argentina de Análisis Filosófico (1998) (S) 47. University of Salamanca (1997) 48. University of Valencia (1997) 49. University Pompeu Fàbra (Barcelona) (1997)

SELECTED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 1. Cambio de Colores Conference (Kansas City, 2014) 2. Iberoamerican Philosophical Congress (Morelia, México, 2014) 3. Iberoamerican Philosophical Congress (Santiago, Chile, 2012) 4. American Philosophical Association (Washington, DC, 2012) 5. HGSE Conference on Diversity (Harvard University, 2011) 6. Colloquium “Borges, Philosophy and Art” (Argentinean Catholic University, Buenos Aires, 2010) 7. SEFA Conference (La Laguna, Spain, 2010) 8. First Summer School Seminar in Cognitive Sciences (Seminar coordinator and Faculty (Riga, Latvia, 2009) 9. Annual Argentinean Philosophical Congress (Cordoba, Argentina, 2009) 10. IV Colloquium on Logic, Communication and Language (Riga, Latvia, 2008) 11. Symposium on Mind and Language (Córdoba, Argentina, 2008) 12. Cultural Studies Conference (Kansas State University, 2008) 13. Chilean Society for Analytic Philosophy Conference (Santiago, Chile, 2007) 14. XIX Conference on Anthropology and Social Sciences (Mexico City, 2007) 15. American Society for Aesthetics (Monterey, 2007) 16. VIII “Bariloche” Colloquium in Philosophy (Bariloche, Argentina, 2006) 17. American Philosophical Association (APA) (Chicago, 2005) 18. VII “Bariloche” Colloquium in Philosophy (Bariloche, Argentina, 2004) 19. VII International Colloquium on Cognitive Science (Donostia, 2003) 20. Central States Philosophical Association (Memphis, 2003) 21. Central States Philosophical Association (Kansas City, 2002) 22. SADAF Colloquium in Philosophy (Buenos Aires, 2002) 23. VI International Colloquium on Cognitive Science (Donostia, 2001) 24. Metaphysics Colloquium (University of Notre Dame, 2001) 25. Chisholm Memorial Conference (Providence, 2000)

5 26. Colloquium of Philosophy and Psychology (Buenos Aires, 2000) 27. American Philosophical Association (APA) (New Orleans, 1999) 28. Kansas Philosophical Society (Wichita, 1999) 29. Interuniversity Seminar on Cognitive Science (Donostia, 1999) 30. XX World Congress (Boston, 1998) 31. Descartes Conference (University of Buenos Aires, 1998) 32. III International Conference on Cognitive Science (Campinas, 1998) 33. American Philosophical Association (APA) (Chicago, 1998) 34. IV International Colloquium on Cognitive Science (Donostia, 1997) 35. Interuniversity Seminar on Cognitive Science (La Laguna, 1997)

SELECTED INSTITUTION, JOURNAL AND CONFERENCE BOARDS

1. Member of Scientific Committee, SEFA Congress, 2010 2. Member of Advisory Board, Teorema (since 1998) 3. Member of Editorial Board, Análisis Filosófico (since 2002) 4. Member of Organizing Committee 4th International Colloquium in Logic, Language and Communication (2008) 5. Member of Executive Board, Center for the Understanding of Origins (since 2004) 6. Member of Advisory Board, Conference ‘Mind, Art and Morality’ (since 2002) 7. Member of Editorial Board, Patagonic Journal of Philosophy (2000–2006) 8. Member of Program Committee, Interuniversity Seminar on Cognitive Science (Spain) (2005) 9. Member of Program Committee, International Colloquium on Cognitive Science (Spain) (2001, 2003) 10.Member of Advisory Board, Iberoamerican Philosophical Society (SOFIA) (1998– 2001) 11.Academic Secretary and Member of Conference Board, Bariloche Colloquia of Philosophy (1996-2006) 12.Member of Committee on Professional Status and Data in Philosophy American Philosophical Association, (2001-2002) 13.Member of Committee of Hispanics in Philosophy American Philosophical Association, (1999–2001)

SELECTED SERVICE

1. President, KSU Alliance for Hispanic Affairs, 2002-2003 2. Chair, Arts and Sciences Diversity Committee, 2004-2007 6 3. Member, University Enrollment Task Force, 2014-present 4. Member, International Strategic Plan Task Force, 2012 5. Member Executive Board, KSU Alliance for Hispanic Affairs, 2003-2006 6. Member Search Committee, Provost, KSU, 2009 7. Member Search Committee, Provost, KSU, 2003-2004 8. Member Search Committee, Dean of Arts and Sciences, KSU, 2011 9. Member Search Committee, Associate Provost for International Programs, 2008 10. Member Search Committee, Dean of Libraries, KSU, 2004 11. Member Search Committee, Art Department Head, KSU, 2006 12. Member, Steering Committee, University General Education, KSU, 2005-2006 13. Member, USD 383 School Rezoning Committee, 2006 14. Member, USD 383 Diversity Commission, 2003-present

COURSES TAUGHT (since 1996) Low Undergraduate Level: Introduction to Philosophy, Introduction to Philosophy of Mind, Introduction to Moral Philosophy, Introduction to Logic, Critical Reasoning Mid Undergraduate Level: Intermediate Logic, Theories of Knowledge and Reality, Philosophical Methods and Perspectives Upper Undergraduate and Graduate Level: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind, , Current Topics in Analytic Metaphysics and Epistemology Seminars/Independent Studies on: Personal Identity, Free Will and Determinism, Free Will, Moral Responsibility and Punishment, Consciousness, Mind-Body Dualism, Mental Causation, Psychological Explanations, Reduction in the Special Sciences, Identity through Time, Properties, Metaphysics of Modality, Theories of Epistemic Justification, Pragmatism and Objectivity, Knowledge and Reality in Latin-American Fiction, Metaphysics in J.L. Borges’ Writings, Moral Relativism in Philosophy and the Social Sciences

SELECTED STUDENT ADVISING

1. Advisor, Honors Thesis, Dennis Whitcomb, 2000-2001 (Ph.D. from Rutgers) 2. Co-Advisor, Masters Thesis, Ondrej Tomala, 2002 (currently Ph.D. student at Stanford) 3. Co-advisor, Ph.D. Thesis, Brad Majors, 2002 (Ph.D. at Madison-Wisconsin) 4. Member Dissertation Committee, David Pineda, University of Barcelona, 1999 5. Selected advising of undergraduate work: Scott Hill (currently Ph.D. student at Massachusetts at Amherst), Sara Lawver (currently Ph.D. student at University of California, Riverside), John Jasso (currently Ph.D. student at University of Pittsburgh), James Sperman currently Ph.D. student at University of Texas at 7 Austin), Kevin Zollman (Ph.D. from California, Irvine), John Rapallino (currently Ph.D. student at California, Irvine), Jason Matteson (recent Ph.D. from Arizona) 6. Advised Developing Scholar on areas of Free Will and Determinism (2003/04, 2004/05) and McNair Scholars on areas of Mind-Body Dualisms (2005), Naturalism (2007) and Personal Identity (2010)

LANGUAGES

Full Proficiency: English, Spanish (native) Good Reading and Oral communication: Italian, Portuguese Good Reading and Basic Oral Communication: French Reading: Ancient Greek, Latin

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