Recent Events: 

The STCP conducted a panel at the 2016 conference of the American Association of Philosophy Teachers. Please see the CFP below.

STCP Panel at the Conference of the American Association of Philosophy Teachers
Saginaw Valley State University
Saginaw, Michigan July 27–31, 2016

One of the founding goals of the Society for Teaching Comparative Philosophy is to help non- specialists integrate comparative resources into their classrooms. To help further this goal, we organized a panel at last summer’s American Association of Philosophy Teachers’ Workshop/Conference at Saginaw Valley State University, July 27th-31st. We aimed to  help share the importance of comparative resources in the introductory classroom!

We solicited proposals involving a unit from introductory courses that is comparative. In addition, to speak to all of our colleagues, we conducted a panel that represents the breadth of philosophical activity across analytic, continental, and historical methodologies. These approaches were text-based, problem-based, and involved a variety of pedagogical styles.
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The conference website and information can be found at http://philosophyteachers.org/extended-deadline-cfp-2016/ and information about the Society for Teaching Comparative Philosophy can be found at stcp.weebly.com.