Resume

• 2013

  University of Minnesota

  Macalester College

  I teach an entirely online course entitled \"Environmental Ethics.\"

  The University of Minnesota (Twin Cities)

  Professor of Philosophy

  I was a teacher

  author

  public speaker and public philosopher. I taught courses in Environmental Philosophy (including Ecofeminist Ethics and Philosophy)

  Feminist Philosophy

  Women in the History of Philosophy

  Ethics

  and Critical Thinking. In addition

  I wrote eight (8) books

  including my signature book Ecofeminist Philosophy: A Western Perspective on What It Is and Why It Matters (2000) and the anthology An Unconventional History of Western Philosophy: Conversations Between Men and Women Philosophers--the first book in any language to include women philosophers alongside their historical male philosopher contemporaries. I won several teaching awards for my teaching of philosophy in both college classes and to students in grades 1-12. I gave keynote public presentations in such diverse places as Moscow

  Helsinki

  Stockholm

  Oslo

  Rio de Janeiro

  Buenos Aires

  San Jose (Costa Rica)

  Perth (Western Australia)

  London (as an Oxford Fellow)

  Manitoba and throughout the United States. And I gave workshops on critical thinking to such organizations as the Leopold Education Project

  The Wilderness Society

  Pheasants Forever

  Northern States Power (MN)

  General Mills

  many Nature Centers and school districts. I was what is called \"a public philosopher

  \" one who conceives and practices philosophy \"on every street corner

  \" believing that philosophical thinking is appropriate for all age groups

  in all cultural contexts

  and on both theoretical and applied issues.

  Macalester College

  University of Minnesota

  Professor of Philosophy

  Macalester College

  Teaching Excellence Honor

  APA (American Philosophical Association)

  Educator of the Year Award

  Macalester College

  Essay in \"Singing in the Fire: Stories of Women in Philosophy\"

  Twelve women philosophers were asked to write an essay on their gendered experiences as graduate students and professional philosophers. My essay was titled

  \"Getting Here From There.\" This anthology was the first book of its kind in philosophy--one that highlights the experiences of well-known women philosophers

  primarily on issues of gender

  race

  class

  and affectional orientation

  as philosophy students and professional philosophers.

  Linda Alcoff

  ed. (Rowman & Littlefield

  2003)

  Ecofeminist Scholar-in-Residence

  Murdoch University in Perth

  Western Australia

  Biography Included in \"Feminists Who Changed America

  1963-1975\"

  University of Illinois Press

  Gold Hugo Award

  The Gold Hugo Award is the top prize in General Education: Adult Division. It was awarded for my video \"Thinking Out Loud: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills\" (to 1st and 4th Graders and their teachers).

  INTERCOME (International Communications Film & VIdeo Festival. Chicago

  American Education Studies Association (AESA) Critic's Choice Award

  This award was given for the anthology I edited

  \"Ecofeminism: Women. Culture

  Nature\" (Indiana University Press

  1997)

  Macalester College

  Occupant of Women's Chair in Humanistic Studies

  Marquette University

  Excellence in Teaching Award

  Macalester College

  \"Feminist Teacher Award\"

  This award was given for my publication

  \"Rewriting the Future: Challenging the Malestream Curriculum

  \" selected as one of the best essays in the first 10 years of the journal

  Feminist Teacher.

  The journal

  Feminist Teacher

  Oxford Fellow at the Oxford Roundtable

  Oxford University

• 1970

  Ph.D.

  Philosophy

  I was a graduate student

  engaged in typical graduate student activities!

  University of Massachusetts

  Amherst

• 1967

  BA

  Philosophy

  University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

• 1965

  Ridgefield High School in Ridgefield

  CT

  Philosophy and Religion

  University of Denver

  Environmental Ethics

• Karen Warren - Philosophy - Macalester College

  Karen Warren entered the MSFEO program fall of 2009. She will continue to write and attend speaking engagements

  and she'll also be working on some personal projects.

  teacher

  history of women philosophers

  book and article editor

  Ethics

  award-winning educator

  public speaker

  ecofeminist philosophy

  Creator and Director of College-Bound Programs

  Award-winning writer

  needlepoint

  author

  Professional Mentoring

  make and sell original artwork and greeting cards

  environmental philosopher

  Philosophy

  ethics

  drawing and painting

  author of encyclopedia entries

  Critical Thinking

  critical thinking

  Bringing Peace Home: Feminism

  Violence and Nature

  Duane Cady

  Bringing Peace Home: Feminism

  Violence and Nature

  An Unconventional History of Western Philosophy: Conversations Between Men and Women Philosophers

  Ecological Feminist Philosophies

  Ecological Feminism

  Irene Klaver

  John Clark

  J Baird Callicott

  Michael Zimmerman

  Environmental Philosophy: From Animal Rights to Radical Ecology

  Ecofeminist Philosophy: A Western Perspective on What It Is and Why It Matters

  Ecofeminism: Women

  Culture

  Nature

  Contemporary Authors: Biography of Karen J. Warren

  My official web site is currently \"down.\" But my company

  watercolors and greeting cards can be found if one does a search for \"Karen's Artwork Plus\" and at such sties as Etsy and Facebook.

  Books I Have Written

  The best way to look at books I have written is to go to an online source

  such as amazon.com

  and enter my name

  Karen J. Warren

  under the category \"Books.\"

  Warren

  Karen

  Warren

  The University of Minnesota (Twin Cities)