Faculty

Bachelor of Arts Degree • School of Arts and Sciences

Philosophy Major

Faculty

Thomas (Tom) J. Fryc

, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Phone: (315) 223-2568
Office: 223 White Hall

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Robert M. Halliday

, Ph.D.

Associate Provost

Phone: (315) 792-3122
Office: 201B DePerno Hall
Academic Affairs

Dr. Robert Halliday received a doctorate from the University of Oxford in England and joined the UC faculty in 1991. ...More About Robert M. Halliday

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Jonathan B. Lee

, MCS

Adjunct Professor of Philosophy

Phone: (315) 792-3028
Office: 286 Gordon Science Center

Rev. Barrett Lee received his Master of Christian Studies degree from Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia in 2006. In addition to teaching at Utica College, Barrett is also the minister at First Presbyterian Church in Boonville, New York. As one might guess, Barrett is the RELIGION person in the department.

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Mark Munroe

, M.S., M.A.

Adjunct Professor of Philosophy

Phone: (315) 792-3028
Office: 286 Gordon Science Center

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Christopher A. Riddle

, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Phone: (315) 792-3759
Office: 246 White Hall
Christopher A. Riddle's Personal Page

Professor Riddle received his Ph.D. from Queen's University at Kingston. He specializes in Applied Ethics (especially ethical issues that arise as a result of the experience of disability), as well as Political Philosophy (especially the Capabilities Approach). ...More About Christopher A. Riddle

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Robert G. Umidi

, Ph.D.

Adjunct Lecturer of Philosophy

Phone: (315) 792-3028
Office: 286 Gordon Science Center

Robert (Bob) received his Ph.D. from Drew University in Madison New Jersey. He has done focused work in the Philosophy of Religion with special emphasis on the relational nature of human beings. He is a local minister and leader of Interfaith and community initiatives.

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Frederick (Fred) P. Zammiello

, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor Philosophy

Phone: (315) 792-3101
Office: 245 White Hall

Professor Fred Zammiello received his Ph. D. from Syracuse University. He specializes in Logic, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, and Environmental Ethics. Fred is the LOGIC guy in our department; his doctoral dissertation is an in-depth study in complex demonstratives and is entitled "Understanding Complex Demonstratives: The Ground of Reference in Sensory Signals", his recent publications include "The Logic of Burke's Sortal Essentialism", Pacific Philosophical Quarterly (March 2001)