Susana Badiola, Ph. D. [email protected]

Education • Doctor cum laude in Philosophy, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, December 2003 • Graduated in Philosophy at Universidad Complutense, Madrid, June 1997. Awarded with the highest honors in four classes during my senior year • Graduated cum laude in Philosophy, Saint Louis University (Missouri, USA, December 1995) • Graduated cum laude in Spanish Literature, Saint Louis University (Missouri, USA, December 1995)

Honors and Awards • Certificate of College Teaching and Learning in Hispanic-Serving Institutions (ESCALA, February, 2021) • ASU Faculty Learning Commons mini-grant for Instructional Innovation in the amount of $2,500 (2020-2021) • 2017 Chancellor’s Counsil Distinguished Faculty Teaching Award • 2017 ASU President’s Award for Faculty Excellence • Gary Rodgers Distinguished Faculty Award nomination (Fall 2011, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018) • ASU President’s Award for Faculty Excellence nomination (2014) • Department Grant: CONNECT! (2013-2015) • Faculty Research Enhancement grant 2013-2014 • Phi Kappa Phi charter member ASU 321, April 25, 2013 • Faculty Research Enhancement grant 2009-2010 (Summer 2010) • Faculty Innovation Grant by Angelo State University (Spring 2008) • Technology Development Grant sponsored by Angelo State University (Summer 2006) • 2004 Extraordinary Award for Doctorate in Philosophy (Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain) • Honorary Instructor for Departamento IV de Filosofía, Universidad Complutense, Madrid (2004) • Pre-Doctoral fellowship sponsored by Universidad Complutense, Madrid, 1999- 2002 • Life member of Phi Beta Kappa (since 1994), and of Sigma Delta Pi, Hispanic Honor Society (since 1995)

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Scholarly Activity Articles and Books • Discovering philosophy through Descartes’ Meditations (Great River Learning, Spring 2021) • “Elastic Selves in the Age of Human Enhancement”, Philosophy Now, Issue 134, Oct/Nov 2019 • “Strawson e Austin”, chapter in P. F. Strawson e a Tradição Filosófica. Itamar Luís Gelain and Jaimir Conte (Orgs.) Porto Alegre, RS: Editora Fi, 2019. • “A verdade dos fatos” [“Truth as a Matter of Fact”], in Ensaios sobre a filosofia de Strawson. J. Conte and I. Gelain trans and eds., UFSC, 2015 • “Necessity and the A priori: a Traditional Link Revisited”. Southwest Philosophical Studies, vol. 33, Spring 2011 • “Rethinking Wittgenstein: an Emotional Engagement with the World”. Minerva, vol. 14, 2010. • James Jones, Susana Badiola and Daley Seeker: “A Preliminary Discussion of Fluents for Knowledge Representation in a Meta-Reasoner for Enterprise Information Systems” Springer-Verlag. International Federation for Information Processing. CONFENIS 2007, Beijing, China, 2007 • “Notas sobre una verdad evidente en tributo a P. F. Strawson” [“Notes on a Self- evident Truth in Tribute to P. F. Strawson.”] Logos; Anales del Seminario de Metafísica, vol.39, 2006, pp. 143-160 • “La naturalización de la estrategia trascendental desde la metafísica descriptiva de P.F. Strawson” [“Naturalization of the Transcendental Strategy from Strawson’s Descriptive Metaphysics.”] Logos; Anales del Seminario de Metafísica, vol. 37, 2004, pp. 317-336 • “El naturalismo filosófico de P. F. Strawson: inevitabilidad natural y aceptabilidad metafísica” [“P. F. Strawson’s Philosophical Naturalism: Natural Inevitability and metaphysical Acceptability.”] Introductory Study to the Spanish version of P. F. Strawson‘s Skepticism and Naturalism. Madrid: Antonio Machado, 2003

Reviews and Abstracts • Abstract of “Rethinking Wittgenstein: an Emotional Engagement with the World.” Southwest Philosophical Studies, vol 31, 2011 • Review of Filosofía del lenguaje; una aproximación a las teorías del significado del siglo XX [Philosophy of Language; an Approach to the XXth Century Theories of Meaning], by Cristina Corredor. Published in Logos, Anales del Seminario de Metafísica, 22, 2nd Period, 2000 • “Pensar lo científico” [“Thinking the Scientific.”] Review of Introducción a la metodología de la ciencia [Introduction to the Methodogy of Science], by Javier Echeverría. Revista bibliográfica de filosofía Anábasis. Second Period, n 1, Winter2000 • Review of The Raising of Analytic Philosophy, by Hans-Johan Glock.

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Revista de filosofía Anábasis, n 7, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 1999

Translations • Spanish to English translation of Filosofía. Cuestiones que a todos conciernen, by Víctor Gómez Pin. Fundación Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes. Portal Essay and Science: www.essayandscience.com (2011) • English to Spanish Translation of ten articles collected in Filosofía y Tecnología. [Philosophy and Technology] C. Mitcham & R. Mackey eds. Encuentro Publishers, 2004 • English to Spanish translation of Skepticism and Naturalism, by P. F. Strawson. [Escepticismo y naturalismo.] Madrid: Antonio Machado, 2003 • English to Spanish translation of three Short Stories from New Arabian Nights, by R. L. Stevenson [Las nuevas mil y una noches.] Barcelona: Alba Editorial, 2001 • English to Spanish translation of The Master of Ballantrae [El barón de Ballantrae], by R. L. Stevenson. Madrid: Valdemar, 1998 • English to Spanish translation of Scottish Tales [Cuentos escoceses], by R. L. Stevenson. Madrid: Valdemar, 1995

Interviews

• Mary Ann Greenberg “Angelo State Philosophy Professor Honored for Teaching Excellence” (July 2018) http://www.give2tech.com/news/article/angelo-state- philosophy-professor-honored-for-teaching-excellence/ • "A Philosophy of Excellence", by Tom Nurre (September 18, 2017) http://www.angelo.edu/content/news/14867-a-philosophy-of- excellence/Templates/news-feature.php

Also published in the San Angelo Standard Times: http://www.gosanangelo.com/story/news/local/2017/10/15/asu-learning-badiola- embodies-philosophy-excellence/766224001/

• "Philosophical Differences" Angelo State University Magazine (4/01/2014) • Magazine interview published spring 2013, volume 6, number 1 (p. 10) • KSAN TV interview November 1, 2012 • “Lingophiles: Reading in Tongues,” Angelo State University Alumni Magazine. Summer 2006, vol. 5, n. 2

Guest Lectures • FLC Mini-Grant Panel March 17, 2021 • “Battling the Real Self”, Houston, NMWT, April 2018 • “Wittgenstein, Dancing, Whistling, and Picturing”, San Marcos, September 9, 2016 • Movie Forum: “Wittgenstein”. Angelo State University, San Angelo, April 1, 2015 • “La verdad strawsoniana” (“The Strawsonian Truth” ), El Paso, NMWT, April 4, 3

2014 • Commentary on “Justificación no inferencial Vs inferencial y el caso de la epistemología social,” by Alejandra Olivas-Davila. El Paso, NMWT, April 4, 2014 • “Philosophy and God”, philosophical discussion with Dr. Glassford, Angelo State University, San Angelo, March 21, 2014 • Movie Forum: Wittgenstein. Angelo State University, San Angelo, March 20, 2013 • “Free will and Determinism”, philosophical discussion with Dr. Glassford. ASU Philosophy Club, April 6, San Angelo, TX, 2012 • “Woo-men in Videogames”, POWER, ASU, San Angelo, TX, March 22, 2011 • “Necessity and the A priori: a Traditional Link Revisited”. New Mexico West– Texas Philosophical Society, Abilene, TX, March 26, 2010 • “Rethinking Wittgenstein: an Emotional Engagement with the World.” New Mexico West–Texas Philosophical Society, El Paso, TX, April 4, 2008 • Commentary on “Are Synthetic A priori Judgments psychologistic?: The Problem of Objective Truth in Kant’s Philosophy of Mathematics,” by Paul Wilson, El Paso, TX, April 5, 2008 • “The Necessity of the A Priori”. International Symposium organized by the Canadian Society for Epistemology. Universite de Sherbrooke (Canada). October 1, 2004 • “La naturalización de la estrategia trascendental desde la metafísica descriptiva” [“Naturalization of the Transcendental Strategy from a Descriptive Metaphysics.”] Universidad Complutense, Madrid. Workshop on Lecturas de Kant: De Heidegger a Putnam, organized by Departamento de Filosofía IV, December 16, 2002 • “La historicidad del individuo desde un punto de vista lógico” [“Historicity of the Individual from a Logical Point of View”]. Universidad Complutense, Madrid. Workshop organized by Departamento de Filosofía IV, April 10, 2000

Conferences and Seminars • Brain Data Governance and Neurorights, International Neuroethics Society (INS): April 23, 2021 • Josefa Toribio (ICREA, Universitat de Barcelona), “Los prejuicios como práctica habitual”: Filósofas en Streaming, April 21, 2021 • Esa Díaz León (Universitat de Barcelona), “Una teoría trans-incluyente del significado del término ‘mujer’”: Filósofas en Streaming in collaboration with the SEFA, April 7, 2021 • Culturally-Aware Global Neuroethics Panel, INS: March 31, 2021 • “Choose Your Own Device: Do-It-Yourself Neuromodulation Panel Discussion”, INS, January 27, 2021 • 2020 INS Annual Meeting: 'Our Digital Future: Building Networks Across Neuroscience, Technology and Ethics.' October 22-23, 2020 • Graduate Philosophy conference, UT, Austin, TX, April 12-13, 2019 • New Mexico West-Texas Philosophical Society, Houston, TX, April 6-7, 2018

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• Philosophy of Religion, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, March 23-24, 2018 • Engagement: Philosophy and Dance: Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, September 2016 • New Mexico West-Texas Philosophical Society, San Marcos, TX, March 26-27, 2016 • Speaker Series, University of Texas, Austin, February 5 & March 11, 2016 • New Mexico West-Texas Philosophical Society, Houston, TX, March 26-28, 2015 • New Mexico West-Texas Philosophical Society, El Paso, TX, April 4-6, 2014 • New Mexico West-Texas Philosophical Society, San Antonio, TX, March 22-23, 2013 • New Mexico West–Texas Philosophical Society, Abilene, TX, March 26-28, 2010 • AFHIC --Asociación de Filosofía e Historia de la ciencia del Cono Sur, Montevideo, Uruguay, May 26-31, 2008 • University of Oklahoma Philosophy Conference, OK, April 12, 2008 • New Mexico West-Texas Philosophical Society, El Paso, TX, April 3-6, 2008 • North Dallas University Philosophy Conference (NTPA) April 13-15, 2007 • A Priori Knowledge in Contemporary Epistemology. International Symposium organized by the Canadian Society for Epistemology. Universite de Sherbrooke (Canada). October 1-2, 2004 • Workshop organized by Departamento Filosofía IV: “Lecturas de Kant: De Heidegger a Putnam” [“Readings on Kant: From Heidegger to Putnam”]. Universidad Complutense, Madrid, 2002-2003 • IV International Ontology Congress: “Metà tà physikà. Filosofía en la era cuántica. (Homenaje a John Bell)” [“Metà tà physikà. Philosophy in the Quantum Era”] (October 2000) • Workshop organized by Departamento Filosofía IV: “Individuo e historia” [“Individual and History”]. Universidad Complutense, Madrid (January to May 2000) • International Complutense Seminars: “Pensar lo Trágico” [“Thinking the Tragic”]. Philosophy Department, Madrid, May 17 and 18, 1999 • “Después de la Postmodernidad” [“Beyond Post-Modernity”], Residencia de Estudiantes, Madrid (March 15 through April 8, 1999) • “La Filosofía de Gustavo Bueno” [“The Philosophy of Gustavo Bueno”]. Colegio de Doctores y Licenciados, Madrid (February 22 through March 5, 1999) (30 hours) Workshop organized by Departamento Filosofía IV: “Hermenéutica y epistemología” [“Hermeneutics and Epistemology”]. Universidad Complutense de Madrid (from January to April 1999) • Congresses on British Modern Thought IX y X: “La biografía en la cultura británica” [“Biography in British Culture”] and “Thomas Hobbes” (4 credits). Universidad Complutense, Madrid (January 1999 and Abril 1999) • Congresses on British Modern Thought VII y VIII: “Shakespeare desde la Modernidad” [“Shakespeare from Modern Thought”] and “El pensamiento utópico en Gran Bretaña” [“Utopian Thought in Great Britain”] (4 credits). Universidad Complutense, Madrid (January 1998 and April 1998)

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• “Escepticismo y verdad” [“Skepticism and Truth”]. Universidad Complutense, Madrid (November 18-20, 1997) • Congress on “Karl Kraus y su época” [“Karl Kraus and His Time”]. Universidad Complutense, Madrid (March 11, 12 and 13, 1997) • “La renovación filosófica española en el siglo XIX” [“Spanish Philosophical Renewal in the XIXth Century”] (33 hours). Universidad Complutense, Madrid (March 1996) • “Nuevas lecturas de Aristóteles” [“New Readings on Aristotle”] (21hours), Universidad Complutense, Madrid (March 1992)

Professional Appointments • Angelo State University (TX): Professor of Philosophy (2016-) • Angelo State University (TX): Associate professor of Philosophy (2011-2016) • Angelo State University (TX): Assistant professor of Philosophy (2004-2011) • Universidad Complutense (Madrid, Spain): Teaching assistant (1999-2003)

Teaching: Development and Implementation of New Classes:

1. Classes taught at Angelo State University: • Transhumanism and Science Fiction (Fall 2020) • Great Philosophical Figures: L. Wittgenstein (Spring 2019) • Philosophy of Time (Fall 2018) • Understanding particulars (Fall 2017) • Wittgenstein and Logical Space (Spring 2016) • Reflecting on Mortality (Honors class) (Fall 2015) • Heidegger and Wittgenstein: Two Great Philosophical Figures in 20th c, Philosophy (Spring 2015) • Happiness and the Good Life (Signature Course) (Fall 2014, Spring 2015) • Topics in the Philosophy of Language: Skepticism, Private Language and Social Reality (Spring 2012) • Philosophy in Motion: Project in Philosophy of Art (Fall 2012) • History of Philosophy in America. Graduate level course (Fall 2008)

 Classes taught with a community engagement component (CONNECT!): • Topics in Contemporary Philosophy • Philosophy of Religion • Philosophy of Science and Technology • Philosophy in Motion  Upper division courses taught on a regular basis: • Topics in Contemporary philosophy • History of Modern Philosophy • History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy • Philosophy of Science and Technology

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• Philosophy of Mind • Philosophy of Religion  Lower Division Courses taught on a regular basis: • Critical Reasoning and Logic • Introduction to Philosophy • Ethics

 Online Teaching: • Critical Reasoning and Logic • Ethics • Introduction to Philosophy

2. Classes Taught at Universidad Complutense (Madrid, Spain) [Taught in Spanish] • Seminar on Wittgenstein. Revolution or Break in Philosophical Thought? (Spring 2003) • Seminar: Contemporary Schools of Thought in Philosophy: Contemporary Philosophizing and its Leading Paradigms (Spring 2002, Temporary substitution March, 2000) • Seminar: History of Modern Philosophy (Fall 2001) • Theory of Knowledge II. (Temporary substitution May 2000) • Contemporary Paradigms in the Theory of Knowledge (Temporary substitution March, 2000) • Theory of Knowledge I (Temporary substitution February and March 2000, Fall 1999) • History of Modern Philosophy (Temporary substitution April and May 1999)

Faculty Development Training: • “Excellence in Teaching and Learning”, ASU BbX-Blackboard, August 17, 2021 • Global Accessibility Awareness Day, May 5, 2021 • ESCALA, Summer 2020 • Faculty Development ASU, January 7, 2020 • ASU Summer Institute on Teaching and Learning, San Angelo, TX, April 24-25, 2014 • Teaching naked: HIS Title V’s Speaker Series featuring Jose Bowen Friday February 8, 2013 • ASU Summer Institute on Teaching and Learning, San Angelo, TX, May 17-18, 2012 • “Promoting students success in the first year: pivotal Partnerships” by Dr. Joe Cuseo September 23, 2011, San Angelo, TX • Lilly Conference on Collage Teaching. Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. November 17-20, 2005

Service • Design and implementation of ASU Philosophy Major: effective Fall 2013 • Regular university committee assignments • Member of the Board of Directors of the San Angelo Civic Ballet (2010-2017) • Member of Advisory Council for the Center for Innovation in teaching and

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Research (CITR, Angelo State University, 2012-2013) • Mentor for new faculty, 2012, 2010 Center for Innovation in teaching and Research (CITR), Angelo State University • Holland Symposium Committee 2011- • ASU Philosophy Club sponsor since 2006 • Advisor for the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) at ASU (Fall 2007-2011) • Member of the Editorial Office of the Graduate Philosophical Journal: Nexo (2002-2003) • Publication Adviser for Alba Publishers (October 1999-2004)

Collaboration with Professional Associations 2003— SEFA (Spanish Association of Analytic Philosophy) 2004— APA (American Philosophical Association) 2008—2018 NMWT (New-Mexico West Texas Philosophical Society) 2009— AAUP (American Association of University Professors) 2015 Reviewer for Philosophy Journal: Metafísica y persona 2020—INS (International Neuroethics Society)

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