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GRS PH 901: Directed Research on Thesis
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GRS PH 902: Directed Research on Thesis
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GRS PH 905: Directed Study in Problems in Philosophy
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GRS PH 906: Directed Study in Problems in Philosophy
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GRS PH 993: Philosophy Proseminar 1
Offers continuing support and opportunties for professionalization for students as they complete dissertations and present their research in professional settings. Class meetings involve workshops on a graduated series of placement tasks and mock paper presentations by each student. -
GRS PH 994: Philosophy Proseminar 2
Continuation of PH 993, offering continuing support and opportunities for professionalization for students as they complete dissertations and present their research in professional settings. Class meetings involve workshops on a graduated series of placement tasks and mock paper presentations by each student.
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