Tenure-track faculty in Philosophy at the Top 20 Programs 2003-04

UPDATE (4:19 PM) WITH SOME CORRECTIONS UPDATE 11/26 WITH ONE MORE CORRECTION Here's some information on where faculty currently on tenure-track at the top 20 graduate programs in philosophy for 2003-04 did their graduate work.  (I often get asked for data like this.)  Bear in mind, of course, that these students were choosing graduate schools six to a dozen years ago, during a time when, e.g., Harvard was still in the top five, Berkeley clearly top ten, sometimes top five, Rutgers was just emerging as a top program, Stanford was going through something of a transition period, Raymond Geuss was still training students at Columbia, David Hull was doing the same at Northwestern, Philip Kitcher at UC San Diego, etc. The first list ranks the graduate programs by the number of their graduates currently in tenure-track jobs at top 20 departments; after that comes a list of the tenure-track faculty (plus their primary area of specialization), by where they are currently teaching.

Programs Ranked by Number of Graduates in Tenure-Track Jobs at Top 20 1. Princeton University (13) 2. Harvard University (8) 3. Oxford University (6) 3. Rutgers University, New Brunswick (6) 5.             Massachussetts Institute of Technology (5) 5. University of California, Berkeley (5) 5.             University of Pittsburgh (5) 8.             University of California, Los Angeles (4) 8.             University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (4) 10. University of Chicago (3) 11. Columbia University (2) 11.            Cornell University (2)  

One each: Carnegie-Mellon University Monash University Ohio State University Stanford University University of Arizona University of California, San Diego University of Colorado, Boulder University of London University of Munich University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill University of Pennsylvania University of Wisconsin, Madison Yale University

By School Where Currently Teaching New York University Elizabeth Harman (PhD, MIT:  Ethics) Sharon Street (PhD, Harvard: Ethics) Roger White (PhD, MIT:  Metaph & Epistem) Princeton University Karen Bennett (PhD, Michigan:  Mind/Metaph) Adam Elga (PhD, MIT:  Science/Metaph) Mark Greenberg (DPhil, Oxford:  Mind/Legal) Hans Halvorson (PhD, Pittsburgh:  Physics) Sean Kelly (PhD, Berkeley:  Mind/Continental) Hendrik Lorenz (DPhil, Oxford:  Ancient) David Sussman (PhD, Chicago:  Kant/Ethics) Rutgers University, New Brunswick Ruth Chang (DPhil, Oxford:  Ethics/Legal) University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Rachana Kamtekar (PhD, Chicago:  Ancient, Ethics) Michelle Kosch (PhD, Columbia:  Continental) Ian Proops (PhD, Harvard:  Hist. Analytic/Kant/Language) Jessica Wilson (PhD, Cornell:  Science/Metaph) University of Pittsburgh Karin Boxer (DPhil, Oxford:  Ethics) Cian Dorr (PhD, Princeton:  Metaph) Jessica Moss (PhD, Princeton:  Ancient) Kieran Setiya (PhD, Princeton:  Ethics) Stanford University R. Lanier Anderson (PhD, Penn:  Kant/Continental) Nadeem Hussain (PhD, Michigan:  Ethics/Nietzsche) Agnieszka Jaworska (PhD, Harvard:  Ethics) Krista Lawlor (PhD, Michigan:  Language/Mind) Tamar Schapiro (PhD, Harvard:  Ethics) Michael Strevens (PhD, Rutgers:  Physics) Columbia University Stephanie Beardman (PhD, Rutgers:  Ethics) Jeff Helzner (PhD, Carnegie-Mellon:  Logic) Katalin Makkai (PhD, Harvard:  Art/Kant/Wittgenstein) Katja Vogt (PhD, Munich:  Ancient) Harvard University Anthony Gillies (PhD, Arizona:  Epistem/Language/Decision) Peter Koellner (PhD, MIT:  Logic) Niko Kolodny (PhD, Berkeley: Ethics) Susanna Siegel (PhD, Cornell:  Mind/Language) Raphael Woolf (PhD, London:  Ancient) Massachussetts Institute of Technology Casper Hare (PhD, Princeton:  Ethics) University of Arizona Michael Gill (PhD, North Carolina:  Ethics) Jenann Ismael (PhD, Princeton:  Science/Physics) L.A. Paul (PhD, Princeton:  Metaph) Houston Smit (PhD, UCLA:  Kant) University of California, Los Angeles Pamela Hieryonmi (PhD, Harvard:  Ethics) Sean Kelsey (PhD, Princeton:  Ancient) Christopher Smeenk (PhD, Pittsburgh:  Physics) Sheldon Smith (PhD, Ohio State:  Physics) University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Thomas Hofweber (PhD, Stanford:  Language/Logic) Ram Neta (PhD, Pittsburgh:  Epistem/Mind) John Roberts (PhD, Pittsburgh:  Science) University of California, Berkeley Guido Bacciagaluppi (DPhil, Oxford:  Physics) Branden Fitelson (PhD, Wisconsin:  Decision/Science) John MacFarlane (PhD, Pittsburgh:  Language/Logic/Hist Analytic/Kant/Ancient) University of Notre Dame Timothy Bays (PhD, UCLA:  Logic) Katherine Brading (DPhil, Oxford:  Physics) Anja Jauering (PhD, Princeton:  Science/Kant) Thomas Kelly (PhD, Harvard:  Epistem) Lenny Moss (PhD, Northwestern:  Biology) Fred Rush (PhD, Columbia:  Kant/Continental) University of Texas, Austin Joshua Dever (PhD, Berkeley:  Language) Brown University Nomy Arpaly (PhD, Stanford:  Ethics) Brian Weatherson (PhD, Monash:  Language/Metaph/Decision) Cornell University Andrew Chignell (PhD, Yale:  Kant/Early Modern) Michael Fara (PhD, Princeton:  Language) Delia Graff (PhD, MIT:  Language/Logic/Metaph) Benjamin Hellie (PhD, Princeton:  Mind) University of Chicago Jonathan Beere (PhD, Princeton:  Ancient) Jason Bridges (PhD, Berkeley:  Mind) Michael Green (PhD, Berkeley:  Political) Gabriel Richardson Lear (PhD, Princeton:  Ancient) Yale University Katalin Balog (PhD, Rutgers:  Mind/Metaph) Troy Cross (PhD, Rutgers:  Metaph) James Kreines (PhD, Chicago:  Continental) Michael Nelson (PhD, Princeton:  Language) Michael Weber (PhD, Michigan:  Ethics) University of California, Irvine William Bristow (PhD, Harvard:  Kant/German Idealism) Aaron James (PhD, Harvard:  Ethics) Kent Johnson (PhD, Rutgers:  Language) Michelle Montague (PhD, Colorado:  Metaph) Philip Nickel (PhD, UCLA:  Ethics) Kyle Stanford (PhD, UC San Diego:  Science) University of California, San Diego Jonathan Cohen (PhD, Rutgers:  Metaph/Mind) Dana Nelkin (PhD, UCLA:  Ethics/Metaph)