| Last Modified Time: 02:47:17 PM Mon, 13 Jan 2014 |  | | | | | Robert Lee Frodeman | | Professor-Philosophy | | |  University of North Texas/ Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies, 1155 Union Circle # 310920, Denton, Texas 76203  Environmental Education Science and Tech., Room No.: 320D |  frodeman@unt.edu  9405653547  9405654448  Center for the Study of Interdisciplinarity |  environmental philosophy, science policy, interdisciplinarity | | Graduate Faculty Membership Status: Full Membership-Permanent |
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Degree
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Major/Thesis/Dissertation
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Institution
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Year
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Master of Science
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Earth Science/“The Philosophy of Geology" |
University of Colorado |
1996 |
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Doctor of Philosophy
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Philosophy/"Heidegger and the Proper Place of Thought" |
Pennsylvania State University |
1988 |
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Bachelor of Art
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History and Philosophy |
St. Louis University, Magna cum Laude |
1981 |
| Semester | Subject | Course Number | Section | Course Name | Calculated Semester Credit Hours | Syllabus | | | Fall 2014 | PHIL | 4200 | 001 | Science, Technology, and Society | | | | Spring 2014 | PHIL | 4400 | 001 | Metaphysics | | Download Syllabus
| | Fall 2013 | PHIL | 3100 | 001 | Aesthetics | | Download Syllabus
| | Spring 2012 | PHIL | 3700 | 001 | Science, Technology, and Society | | Download Syllabus
| | Spring 2012 | PHIL | 2600 | 001 | ETHICS IN SCIENCE | | Download Syllabus
| | Spring 2010 | PHIL | 4750 | 001 | Philosophy and Public Policy | 120 | | | Fall 2011 | PHIL | 4750 | 001 | Philosophy and Public Policy | | Download Syllabus
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| Duration (YYYY - YYYY or Present) | Rank | Department / School | College / Office | University / Company | | 2008-present | Director | UNT Center for the Study of Interdisciplinarity | | University of North Texas | | 2008-present | Professor | Dept of Philosophy and Religion Studies | | University of North Texas | | 2004-2008 | Chair and Associate Professor | Dept of Philosophy and Religion Studies | | University of North Texas | | 2002-2004 | Research Scientist III | Center for Science & Technology Policy Research | | University of Colorado | | 2001-2002 | Visiting Professor | | Hennebach Visiting Professor in the Humanities | Colorado School of Mines | | 1999-2001 | Consultant | Center for Science Policy | | US Geological Survey | | 1997-1999 | Assistant Professor | | | University of Tennessee, Chattanooga | | 1999 | Invited professor | Grand Canyon Semester | | Northern Arizona University | | 1999 | El Paso Natural Gas Fellow | | | University of Colorado Law School | | 1996-1997 | Visiting Assistant Professor | | | Fort Lewis College | | 1993-1996 | work toward a master’s degree in the Earth Sciences | | | | | 1992-1993 | Assistant Professor | | | Fort Lewis College | | 1988-1990 | Assistant Professor | | | University of Texas, Pan American | | Spring-1988 | Visiting Assistant Professor | | | Eckerd College |
| Duration (YYYY - YYYY) | Percentage Teaching | Percentage Research | Percentage Service | | 2013-2014 | 20 | 50 | 30 | | 2012-2013 | 20 | 40 | 40 | | 2011-2012 | 20 | 40 | 40 | | 2010-2011 | 0 | 80 | 20 | | 2009-2010 | 20 | 50 | 30 |
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Peer Review, Research Integrity, and the Governance of Science: Practice, Theory, and Current Discussions.
Frodeman, Robert, Holbrook, J. Britt, Mitcham, Carl, and Hong Xiaonan.
People’s Publishing House
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| Books Edited |
| 2012 | Published
"The University, Metrics, and the Good Life,” in The Good Life in a Technological Age, Adam Briggle, ed.
Frodeman, Robert; Holbrook, J. Britt; Barr, Kelli
Routledge
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| Book chapters |
| 2012 | Accepted/In-press
“The State of Philosophy”
Frodeman, Robert
Synthese
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| Refereed(Peer reviewed) Journals |
| 2012 | Published
“The Dedisciplining of Peer Review”
Frodeman, Robert & Briggle, Adam
Minerva, Vol. 50, No. 1, pp. 3-19, 2012.
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| Refereed(Peer reviewed) Journals |
| 2012 | Published
“Good Transformations.”
Holbrook, J. Britt; Frodeman, Robert; and Barr, Kelli.
Science Progress, March 22, 2012.
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| Refereed(Peer reviewed) Journals |
| | Start Date | End Date | Presentation/Project | | | 2009 | Invited workshop Participant, “The Columbia Gorge Quorum: Bringing the Climate Home,” Columbia River Gorge, March 6-8, 2009.
| | | 2009 | “Comparative Assessment of Peer Review, AAAS SciSIP Meeting, March 26, 2009
| | | 2009 | ‘The Future of Science,” Oklahoma Science and Arts University, March 28, 2009.
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| Performance Period | Title | Sponsor | Funding | Role | Status | | 2008 | “Comparative Assessment of Models for Integrating Societal Impacts Concerns into the Peer Review of Grant Proposals,” | National Science Foundation | $394,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 2007 | “Space Science, Environment Ethics, and Policy,” | NASA- Ames, National Science Foundation | $28,432 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 2007 | Fondos Basalas Grant in support of the UNT-IEB Chile Field Station, CONIYCT | National Science Foundation | $15,000,000 | Co-PI | Completed | | 2007 | Workshop on NSF’s 2nd Criterion, | National Science Foundation | $24,692 | Co-PI | Completed | | 2007 | “Frontier Ecosystems in Chile: Scientific, Ethical, and Policy Perspectives,” | National Science Foundation | $54,348 | Co-PI | Completed | | 2006 | “New Orleans, Katrina, and the Mississippi Delta: Lessons from the Past, Lessons for the Future;” | National Science Foundation | $48,437 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 2005 | Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) fellowship | Lancaster University, England | $8000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 2001-2003 | “Climate Modeling and Societal Impacts: Scientific, Political, and Philosophic Themes,” | National Science Foundation | $231,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 2003 | “Flatirons Outdoor Classroom Workshop,” | National Science Foundation | $37,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 2000-2001 | “Humanities in the Park” | $5000 from the University of Colorado Institute for Global Change and Environmental Quality, and $5000 from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship | $10,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 1997-1999 | “Southwest Earth Studies Program,” | National Science Foundation | $245,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 1999 | “1999 Grand Canyon Semester,” | National Collegiate Honors, Grand Canyon National Park, the Grand Canyon Trust, and Northern Arizona University | | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 1999 | “Future Funding Priorities in the Earth Sciences: Philosophical Perspectives,” | National Science Foundation | $25,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 1999 | 1999 El Paso Energy Fellow | Natural Resources Law Center, University of Colorado Law School | $25,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | 1998 | "Conversations with the Earth: Philosophers and Geoscientists in Dialogue," a symposium to be held at the 1998 GSA Annual Meeting, Toronto | the Geological Society of America | 2670 | Other | Completed | | | “New Directions in the Earth Sciences and Humanities: Experiments in Interdisciplinarity,” | NSF, NEH, NASA, NCAR, and the EPA, and a consortium of universities | $182,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | | “Flatirons Outdoor Classroom Project,” | funds raised within community, $48,000; Flatirons Crossing Arts and Music Fund, $2500 | $73,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | | “Cities and Rivers: Interdisciplinary and International Perspectives,” | National Science Foundation | $54,442 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | | “The New Directions Initiative: Integrating Ethics and Values into Science-Society Relations,” | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $146,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed | | | Senior Personnel, Center for Space Exploration Policy Research | Southwest Research Institute | $198,000 | Principal Investigator | Completed |
| Duration (YYYY - YYYY or Present) | Company/Organization | Position | | 2008-2010 | “Seeing the Connections between Environmental Philosophy and the Philosophy of Technology,” | Co-Organizer | | 2004-2010 | Annual Joint ISEE/IAEP Conference in Environmental Philosophy, Allenspark, CO | Co-Organizer | | 2009 | “Research Funding and the Good Life,” University of Twente | Co-Organizer | | 2004-2008 | Joint ISEE-IAEP Environmental Conference | Co-Organizer | | 2008 | UNT Center for the Study of Interdisciplinarity | Founder | | 2007 | “Making Sense of ‘Broader Impacts,’” Colorado School of Mines | Co-Organizer | | 2007 | “The Future of Environmental Philosophy,” a by-invitation meeting of 15 prominent environmental philosophers at the University of North Texas | Co-Organizer | | | UNT Field Station in Environmental Philosophy | Co-founder |
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