Bio
Publications
Curriculum Vitae (PDF format)
Blog: Conferences: France & Finland
Blog: Fulbright in Bratislava
Courses:  2008
Julie Van Camp
 

Professor of Philosophy
Philosophy Pre-Law Advisor

 California State University, Long Beach
Courses and Programs

 click herePhilosophy Pre-Law Program

Introduction to Ethics (S2008)
Diversity in Criticism & Analysis of the Arts (Sum2008)
click hereRace, Ethnicity, and Gender in Am. Law (Sum2007)
bulletPhilosophy of Art (S2007)
Odyssey_f2006Odyssey: UNIV 300I: The Ethical is Personal (F2006)
linkPhilosophy of Law (S2005)
Law, Philosophy, and the Humanities (F2005)
Ethics & Computer Technology (S2004)
Seminar: Teaching Philosophy (S2001)
Seminar: Assisted Suicide (S1999)
Philosophy of Art ("all-Internet") (S1998)
Philosophy of Art (S1997)

Issues

APA/CSW: Status of Women in the Profession

APA/CSW: Feminist/Women-Friendly Graduate Programs

"Stories of Women in Philosophy"

"Theorizing Backlash"

". . . why nobody reads philosophy"

"Deep Thought: For (Mostly) Men Only?
Does It Matter?"

"Female-Friendly Departments"

Female Faculty at US Doctoral Programs in Philosophy

Tenure-track hiring: CSULB Department of Philosophy

Lecturers: CSULB Department of Philosophy
Resolution on the Ethical Status of Romantic or Sexual Relationships Between Faculty and their Students at CSULB:
President's Commission on the Status of Women

Pay Equity: President's Commission on the Status of Women
 Women, men staff at CSULB differ in income and position
Pay Equity: Letter to the Editor
Women Hold Fewer High Positions

Archives
Letter from the Chair (December 2000)
Letter from the Chair (December 2001)
Letter from the Chair (December 2002)
Newsletter (Spring 2001)
Newsletter (Spring 2002)
Commencement Open House (2001)
Commencement Open House (2002)
Scholarships Awarded (1998-2002)
Conferences and Speakers (2000-2003)
Renovations and Upgrades (2000-2002)
Information Competence Project (2001-2002)
Southern California Philosophy Conference (10/21/2000)
September 11 response
Philosophy Chairwoman voted out
Chairwoman dismissed for high standards
Open Letter to Students and  Friends
Recruitment 2000-01: Philosophy of Religion
Recruitment 2001-02: Business Ethics
Recruitment 2001-02: Ancient Greek
Recruitment 2002-03: American Philosophy
Recruitment 2003-04: Ethics/Applied Ethics
Recruitment 2004-05: Metaphysics and/or Kant
 Recruitment 2005-06: Ethics/Applied Ethics/Political Philosophy (cancelled)
Recruitment 2005-06: Medieval/Philosophy of Religion
Recruitment 2006-07: Ethics/Applied Ethics/Political Philosophy
Recruitment 2006-07: Open (except history of philosophy and value theory)
Recruitment 2007-08: History of Philosophy
Recruitment 2007-08: Epistemology and/or Philosophy of Science

Student Teaching Evaluations
Many major universities release student teaching evaluations of faculty, so students can make an informed choice about the quality of teaching in selecting their courses. Unfortunately, privacy rules at the California State University consider these evaluations to be confidential personnel records, and the evaluations may not be released by the University. I have elected to release my own teaching evaluations for recent semesters to assist students in selecting courses, and I hope other faculty will consider doing the same thing.

PHIL 160: Introduction to Ethics (F1998)
 PHIL 160: Introduction to Ethics (F1999)
 PHIL 160: Introduction to Ethics (Sec. 08) (S2004)
 PHIL 160: Introduction to Ethics (Sec. 16) (S2004)
 PHIL 160: Introduction to Ethics (S2005)
PHIL 160: Introduction to Ethics (F2005)
PHIL 160: Introduction to Ethics (S2007)
PHIL 352: Philosophy of Law (S2003)
 PHIL 352I: Philosophy of Law (S2005)
 PHIL 361I: Philosophy of Art (S2007)
 PHIL 362I: Computer Ethics (S1999)
 PHIL 362I: Computer Ethics (S2002)
 PHIL 362I: Computer Ethics (S2004)
 PHIL 451I: Race, Ethnicity, Gender in Am. Law (F1998)
PHIL 451I: Race, Ethnicity, Gender in Am. Law (F2000)
PHIL 451I: Race, Ethnicity, Gender in Am. Law (F2002)
PHIL 451I: Race, Ethnicity, Gender in Am. Law (F2004)
PHIL 451I: Race, Ethnicity, Gender in Am. Law (F2006)
PHIL 452I: Law, Philosophy, Humanitites (F1999)
PHIL 452I: Law, Philosophy, Humanitites (F2001)
PHIL 452I: Law, Philosophy, Humanitites (F2003)
 PHIL 452I: Law, Philosophy, Humanitites (F2005)
 PHIL 461I: Diversity in Criticism and Analysis of the Arts (S2000)
PHIL 597: Teaching Philosophy (Seminar) (S2001)
 PHIL 690: MA Seminar: Assisted Suicide (S1999)

Internet Workshops
click hereWeb-Authoring on Netscape Composer
click hereInformation Competence
click hereWhat is Philosophy? (2002)
click hereTeaching Aesthetics (2000)
click hereAesthetics: Critical Thinking about Art (2000)
click hereTeaching via the Internet (1998)
click hereLearning on the Web (1998)
click hereAesthetics: Women Artists (1998)
click hereTeaching Aesthetics On-Line (1998)
click hereTeaching with Technology (1997)

Education Projects
Freedom of Expression at the National Endowment for the Arts
An interdisciplinary education project partially funded by the American Bar Association, Commission on College and University Legal Studies through the ABA Fund for Justice and Education

Important University Documents
 CSU Faculty Contract
Student Catalog Rights for completing the major and GE
Tenure-track Recruitment: Academic Personnel
Policy on Faculty Professional Responsibility
Whistleblower Protection Act
Policy on Nepotism




Department of Philosophy
College of Liberal Arts
California State University, Long Beach
1250 Bellflower Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90840-2408
Office Phone/Voice Mail: (562) 985-5854  Fax: (562) 985-7135
e-mail: jvancamp@csulb.edu

Last updated: May 4, 2008