Philosophy at Mercer
...wondering reason...
Adjunct Instructor Brandyn Towns-Heppard
Spring 2010 Schedule PHI-102 Introduction to Philosophy 082537 MW 125-240pm LA-230 1/25/10-5/17/10 PHI-205 Moral Choices 085790 W 600-945pm JKC-125 3/1/10-5/17/10
Fall 2009 Schedule PHI-102 Introduction to Philosophy 082537 TR 1030-1145am LA-204
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Brandyn Towns-Heppard graduated from Loyola College in Maryland (Baltimore, MD) with a B.A. in Philosophy in 2001 and graduated from The New School for Social Research (New York City, NY) with an M.A. in Philosophy in 2009. Before returning to graduate school, he concentrated on musical pursuits. Opened for such artists as The Black Eye Peas, Kanye West, Common, The Roots, Wycelf Jean, Robert Randolph, Julian Marley, Talib Kweli, Jimmy Cliff, and several other artists including Grammy winners, platinum selling artists, and other ground breaking musicians. Professor Towns-Heppard has studied under leading figures in Contemporary Philosophy such as Simon Critchley (Continental Philosophy), Agnes Heller (Of the Budapest School), and Richard Bernstein (Pragmatism). His philosophical interests are many and varied but not limited to Continental Philosophy, Phenomenology, Philosophy and Music, Ancient, Metaphysics, Pragmatism, and the ethical. Brandyn's research Interests include but are not limited to the End of Philosophy, the Other, Comparative Philosophy, the Ethical, and Philosophy and Music. He has been teaching philosophy at MCCC since 2009.
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Office Hours Spring 2010: LA-148 by appointment Brandyn Towns-Heppard M.A. Adjunct Instructor Office: 609-570-3302/3305 heppb855@newschool.edu Mail: Mercer County Community College |