Haley Irene Burke Curriculum Vitae, May 2021 Email: [email protected] Phone: 979-845-5660 Address: 305 YMCA Building College Station, TX 77843 Education PhD, Philosophy. In progress. Texas A&M University. College Station, TX. Fall 2019–present. Dissertation Advisor: Dr. Theodore George MA, English. In progress. Texas A&M University. College Station, TX. Fall 2020-present. MA (awarded with Distinction), Philosophy. University of New Mexico. Albuquerque, NM. Fall 2016–December 2018. Thesis title: “On the Way to Conversing: Heidegger and Transformative Language.” Advisor: Dr. Iain Thomson. Readers: Dr. Ann Murphy and Dr. Paul Livingston. BA, Philosophy, with a minor in English Literature. Metropolitan State University of Denver. Denver, CO. Fall 2013–Spring 2016. Research and Teaching Interests AOS: 19th and 20th Century Continental Philosophy (esp. Existentialism, Phenomenology, Hermeneutics), Aesthetics, and Social and Political Philosophy. AOC: History of Philosophy. Research Publications: Book Reviews 1. Review of Eckhart, Heidegger, and the Imperative of Releasement by Ian Alexander Moore (SUNY. 2019) in Continental Philosophy Review. 53.4 (2020): 523–527 Conference and Professional Presentations 1 1. “Metaphysics and Its Manifestations: Art as the Key to Decolonizing Thought and Overcoming Nihilism.” Southwest Seminar in Continental Philosophy. May7-9, 2020. Held via Zoom. 2. “Becoming Un-Burdened: Nietzsche’s Relationship to the Transmission of History.” 11th Annual Texas A&M History Conference: The Challenge of Change. February 21–22, 2020. College Station, TX. 3. “Not Just Word Play: Spiel in Phenomenology.” Southwest Seminar in Continental Philosophy. May 29–June 1, 2019. Salt Lake City, UT. 4. “On the Way to Poetic Conversations: Heidegger and the Art of Dialogue.” Rocky Mountain Division of the American Society for Aesthetics. July 6–8, 2018. Santa Fe, NM. 5. “Heidegger and Transformative Conversations.” Southwest Seminar in Continental Philosophy. June 1–3, 2018. Flagstaff, AZ. 6. “Passionate and Poetic Experiments in Plato’s Republic.” Rocky Mountain Division of the American Society for Aesthetics. July 7–9, 2017. Santa Fe, NM. Awards, Grants and Scholarships Texas A&M University Philosophy Department GPAC (Graduate Program Advisory Council) Research Award, Summer 2021. Texas A&M University Summer Research and Professional Development Grant. Summer 2021. Glasscock Online Writing Group Grant 2020-2021. Co-written with Rachel Cicoria. Texas A&M University Summer Research Grant and Professional Development. Summer 2020. University of New Mexico Philosophy Department Travel Grant (granted twice). Summer 2018, Summer 2017. Teaching and Related Experience Teaching Experience Instructor of Record: Responsible for developing curriculum, co-teaching weekly 1 hour and 30 minute meetings with engineering faculty, creating online course content, and holding office hours. PHIL/ENGR 482: Engineering Ethics. Texas A&M University. June 2021. 2 Teaching Assistant: Responsible for grading and responding to assignments, holding office hours, and teaching a weekly 1 hour and 50 minute recitation. PHIL/ENGR 482: Engineering Ethics (two sections). Dr. Glen Miller and Dr. Martin Peterson. Texas A&M University. August 2019–present. Graduate Teaching Assistant: Responsible for grading and responding to assignments, holding office hours, and offering writing workshops. HMHV 401: Health, Medicine, and Ethics. Dr. Carolyn Thomas. University of New Mexico. August 2018–December 2018. PHIL 201: Greek Thought. Dr. Pierre-Julien Harter. University of New Mexico. January 2018–May 2018. RELG 107: Living World Religions. Dr. Daniel Wolne. University of New Mexico. August 2017–May 2018. Relevant Work Experience Facilitator, Aggie School of Athens, Philosophy for Children Summer Camp, Department of Philosophy, Texas A&M University June 2020 and June 2021. Philosophy and English tutor, TRIO Student Support Services, Metropolitan State University of Denver. August 2015–May 2016. Pedagogical Development Pedagogy Seminar. Weekly seminars on teaching and professionalization led by Texas A&M University’s Philosophy faculty. Fall 2020-Spring 2021. Fasken Pedagogy Workshop in Philosophical Inquiry. Monthly workshop meetings during Fall 2019 semester. Workshop on Bryan Van Norden’s Taking Philosophy Back: A Multicultural Manifesto led by UNM’s Minorities and Philosophy. October 26, 2018. Inclusive Pedagogy Workshop led by Professor Emily McRae. February 8, 2017. Service Peer Review Work 3 Referee for the Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology. Fall 2020. Referee for the Journal of Sustainable Tourism, Special Issue on Ethics, Methods, and Ontology. Fall 2019. Letter Writer for Metropolitan State University of Denver Philosophy Professor’s Tenure Review. October 15, 2018. Letter Writer for “Denver Project for Humanistic Inquiry” Grant Application. April 15, 2018. Letter Writer for Metropolitan State University of Denver Philosophy Professor’s Tenure Review. August 30, 2016. Service to the Department (Texas A&M University) Committee Chair for the 2021 Fasken Graduate Student Teaching Award. Spring 2021. Co-Convener of Texas A&M’s Continental Philosophy Reading Group. Fall 2020-Spring 2021. Graduate Research Assistant for Dr. Claire Katz in her capacity as the Murray and Celeste Fasken Chair in Distinguished Teaching Professor. Summer 2020-present. Editorial Assistant for The Gadamerian Mind Spring 2019-Fall 2020. Graduate and Professional Student Senate Representative for the Department of Philosophy and Humanities. Texas A&M University (Fall 2019-Spring 2020). Conference Organization and Related Service Panel Moderator. UNM Graduate Student Philosophy Conference: “The Liberal Subject: Decay, Demise, & Deliverance.” May 17–18, 2019. Albuquerque, NM. Organizer for UNM Graduate Student Philosophy Conference. January 2019–May 2019. Session Chair. Southwest Seminar in Continental Philosophy. June 1–3, 2018. Flagstaff, AZ. Session Chair. 52nd Annual Heidegger Circle Meeting. May 4–6, 2018. Baltimore, MD. Graduate Student Volunteer. 42nd Annual International Merleau-Ponty Circle Meeting. November 2–4, 2017. Albuquerque, NM. Convener and Panelist for UNM’s Minorities and Philosophy Workshop “Conflict is Not Abuse Applied.” October 26, 2017. Albuquerque, NM. 4 Panelist for UNM’s Minorities and Philosophy Workshop “On Oppression, Masculinity, and Femininity.” February 22, 2017. Albuquerque, NM. Organizer and Founder of Metropolitan State University of Denver’s 1st Annual Undergraduate Women’s Philosophy Conference. January 2016–April 2016. Leadership Roles Co-President of the University of New Mexico Chapter for Minorities and Philosophy. September 2016–May 2018. President of Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Women’s Philosophy Group. August 2015–May 2016. Languages German (developing proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking). Professional Affiliation American Philosophical Association American Society for Aesthetics Heidegger Circle Southwest Seminar in Continental Philosophy Texas A&M’s Continental Philosophy Reading Group 5 .