PGR Update

Yesterday, my co-editor Brit Brogaard sent out a reminder notice to PGR evaluators that the surveys are set to close this Friday, November 14 at 5 pm.  We are negotiating with Wiley-Blackwell about how much time they will need, once we have processed the results, to get it on-line--we'd like to have the PGR out by early December for the benefit of students in this admissions cycle.  It's possible we may be able to extend the deadline a bit, as many evaluators have asked.  I'll post an update here later in the week if that is possible.  Many thanks to the roughly 170 evaluators so far, including Aldo Antonelli, Anne Margaret Baxley, Jose Bermudez, Cristina Bicchieri, Lee Braver, Lara Buchak, Peter Carruthers, Stephen Darwall, Lisa Downing, James Dreier, Julia Driver, Gail Fine, John Martin Fischer, Johann Frick, Daniel Garber, Robert Gooding-Williams, Gary Gutting, Paul Guyer, Volker Halbach, Robert Hopkins, Terence Irwin, Jenann Ismael, Sean Kelly, Michelle Kosch, Marc Lange, Brian Leftow, Jeff McMahan, Cheryl Misak, Jennifer Nagel, Bence Nanay, Ram Neta, Jill North, John Norton, Samir Okasha, Laurie Paul, Derk Pereboom, Huw Price, Michael Rosen, Alex Rosenberg, Ian Rumfitt, Carolina Sartorio, Mark Schroeder, Russ Shafer-Landau, Lawrence Sklar, Brian Skyrms, Scott Soames, Ernest Sosa, Eleonore Stump, Peter Vallentyne, Eric Watkins, Allen Wood, Christian Wurhrich, and Naomi Zack, among many others.  (A full list of all evaluators will appear with the published report, of course.)  If you were nominated as an evaluator, please try to make time between now and Friday to join this distinguished group of philosophers in contributing to the 2014-15 PGR.