This list reports grants and fellowships from external agencies and from Georgia State University earned by faculty with primary appointments in the Department of Philosophy. (The date refers to when the funds were expended. Award amounts are only shown for external grants and fellowships. Before 2010, the list of grants is incomplete.)

Andrew Altman, “What Is Religious Tolerance?” National Endowment for the Humanities, Co-PI: A. Barzegar (2014-2017) $32,995.

Andrew Altman, “Liberty, Equality, and Justice: Philosophical Issues and Arguments,” National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar for College and University Teachers, Co-PI Christopher Wellman (2012) $129,472.

Andrew Altman, “Philosophical Perspectives on Liberal Democracy and the Global Order,” National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar for College and University Teachers, Co-PI Christopher Wellman (2010) $120,071.

Jessica Berry, “The School of Suspicion: Marx, Nietzsche, Freud,” Scholarly Support Grant, Georgia State University (2014).

Jessica Berry, “Aristotle on Truth and Meaning,” National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar San Diego State University (2010) declined.

Jessica Berry, “Nietzsche and the Ancient Skeptical Tradition,” National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship (2008) $25,200.

Andrew I. Cohen and Kathryn McClymond (Religious Studies), “Reparative Justice and Moral Injury among Post-deployment Solders,” National Endowment for Humanities (2016- 2018) $180,327.

Andrew I. Cohen, “Democracy, Elections, and Political Progress,” Georgia Humanities, (2020), $2000.

Andrew I. Cohen, “Humanistic Perspectives on Moral Injury,” Georgia Humanities (2019), $2000.

Andrew I. Cohen (with Jennifer A. Samp, University of Georgia), “Public Responses to Corporate Apologies: A Study of the Ethics of Corporate Crisis Communication,” Arthur W. Page Legacy Scholar Grant (2008-09) $6,500.

Andrew I. Cohen (with Jennifer A. Samp, University of Georgia), “The Ethics of Corporate Apologies,” Arthur W. Page Legacy Scholar Grant (2007-2008) $10,000.

Andrew I. Cohen and Andrew Jason Cohen, “Support for Programming on Overcriminalization and Related Programs,” Templeton Foundation via Institute for Humane Studies (2017), $6000.

Andrew I. Cohen and Andrew Jason Cohen, “Student Programing Grants,” Charles Koch Foundation (2009-2019) $189,000.

Andrew Jason Cohen, Grant for PPE Program at Georgia State University, Charles Koch Foundation (2018-2021) $125,000.

Andrew Jason Cohen, “Toleration Matters,” Charles Koch Foundation (2016-2017) $65,000.

Edward Cox, “Hybrid and On-Line Symbolic Logic,” Digital Champions Fellowship, Center for Teaching and Learning Research Scholar Grant, Georgia State University (2014).

Sandra Dwyer, College-to-Career (CtC) Grant, Georgia State University (2018-2019).

Sandra Dwyer, “Analyzing the Data from Flipping Core Course: Phil 1010,” Georgia State University Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning (2016).

Sandra Dwyer, “Pilot Project to Flip 15 Sections of Core Course,” Digital Champions Fellowship, Center for Instructional Innovation, Georgia State University (2015).

Sandra Dwyer, “Designing Survey for Former GTA Reflections on Philosophy Teacher Training Program,” Center for Teaching and Learning Research Scholar Grant, Georgia State University (2010-2011).

Sandra Dwyer, Writing Across the Curriculum Grant, Georgia State University (2011).

Christie Hartley, Research Intensive Semester (RISe), Georgia State University College of Arts and Sciences (2018).

Christie Hartley, “Kant and the Murderer at the Door,” Research Initiation Grant, Georgia State University (2011).

Eddy Nahmias, “The Psychology of Free Will: Beliefs about Free Will and Behavioral Effects of Altering those Beliefs.” Big Questions in Free Will: The Science of Free Will, Templeton Foundation and Florida State University. Co-PIs Thomas Nadelhoffer, Kathleen Vohs, and Jonathan Schooler (2011-2013) $293,000.

Eddy Nahmias, “Free Will and Wisdom in the Age of the Mind Sciences,” Defining Wisdom Grant, Templeton Foundation and University of Chicago Arete Initiative (2008-2010) $100,000.

Sebastian Rand, International Visiting Professor Grant, Universität Bielefeld (2019), $15,000.

Sebastian Rand, “Existentialism in a Global Context,” Global Studies Initiative Grant, Georgia State University (2012).

Sebastian Rand, “Hegel’s Encyclopedia in Heidelberg,” Alumni Re-Invitation Grant, DAAD/German Academic Exchange Service Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg (2010) $2,350.

Sebastian Rand, Writing Across the Curriculum Grant, Georgia State University (2008).

Sebastian Rand, “Hegel’s Biology,” Research Initiation Grant, Georgia State University (2007).

Andrea Scarantino, "Emotional Expressions as Speech Act Analogs: What Do Faces Tell Us?" in collaboration with Ursula Hess and Shlomo Hareli, Brains & Behavior Seed Grant, Georgia State University (2019-20).

Andrea Scarantino, “The Motivational Theory of Emotions,” Humbolt Fellowship for Experienced Researchers (2017) $18,355.

Andrea Scarantino, “The Role of Emotions in Self-Control,” John Templeton Foundation Grant (2016) $31,149.

Andrea Scarantino, “The Motivational Theory of Emotions,” Humboldt Fellowship for Experienced Researchers (2015) $26,000.

Andrea Scarantino, “The Motivation Theory of Emotions,” Scholarly Support Grant, Georgia State University (2015).

Andrea Scarantino, “How To Do Things With Emotions,” Provost’s Faculty Fellowship, Georgia State University (2012).

Neil Van Leeuwen, Research Intensive Semester (RISe), Georgia State University College of Arts and Sciences (2019).

Neil Van Leeuwen, Provost’s Faculty Research Fellowship, Georgia State University (2018).

Neil Van Leeuwen, “Belief, Imagination, and Religious Credence,” Marie Sklodowska-Curie International Fellowship, European Commission (2015-2016) €93,800.

Neil Van Leeuwen, Writing Across the Curriculum Grant, Georgia State University (2013).

Neil Van Leeuwen, “Imagery, Imitation, and Pretending,” Research Initiation Grant, Georgia State University (2013).

Neil Van Leeuwen, “Ubuntu in Introduction to Philosophy,” Global Education Initiative Workshop Grant, Georgia State University (2012).

Neil Van Leeuwen,John Templeton Foundation. Sub-grant for the Nature of Belief Planning Grant. $26,360.

Daniel Weiskopf, Provost Faculty Research Fellowship, Georgia State University (2020).

Daniel Weiskopf, “The Vehicles of Thought,” Research Initiation Grant, Georgia State University (2012).

Eric Wilson, “The Nature and Moral Significance of Self-control in Early Modern Ethics,” Research Initiation Grant, Georgia State University (2013).

Eric Wilson, Writing Across the Curriculum Grant, Georgia State University (2012).