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Clubs

Get connected with other philosophers through our Philosophy Club.

Magazine

See examples of what your classmates have had to say about philosophy in our student-produced e-zine, Zetetikon

  • Volume 6, Spring 2011
  • Volume 5, Spring 2010
  • Volume 4, Spring 2009
  • Volume 3, Spring 2008
  • Volume 2, Spring 2007

Pre-law

Many undergrad students say they’re “pre-law,” but there isn’t actually a pre-law major at most universities.

People from all majors are accepted into law school—and philosophy majors gain the critical thinking, reading, and writing skills necessary to gain admission to law school and succeed in the law profession.

In addition to preparing for a future in law, public policy, and citizenship via a Philosophy B.A., we also offer the interdisciplinary B.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Law.

Pre-law housing

The Flagstaff campus offers a pre-law learning community where you can receive:

  • training in legal research
  • LSAT preparation
  • group trips sponsored by Outdoor Adventures

Contact us

For more information, contact the university’s pre-law advising office: prelaw@nau.edu.

Mentoring program

PHI 408: Fieldwork Experience is an opportunity for you to introduce philosophy into local high schools through the department’s mentoring program. For more information, please contact Dr. Jeff Downard or Dr. Julie Piering.

Participating upper-level students work to introduce philosophy to Flagstaff-area high school students through philosophy lessons and moderated philosophical discussions.

This one-credit program provides a foundation to deepen your understanding of philosophical content and valuable teaching experience if you’re considering teaching high school or aspiring to attend graduate school.

Department of Philosophy
Location
Room 106 Building 23
Babbitt Academic Annex
803 S. Beaver St.
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-6011
Mailing Address
PO Box 6011
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-6011
Email
Julie.Piering@nau.edu
Phone
928-523-2648