DANIEL KOLTONSKI Department of Philosophy University of Delaware 24 Kent Way Newark, DE 19716

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1 DANIEL KOLTONSKI Department of Philosophy University of Delaware 24 Kent Way Newark, DE S. Iseminger St. Philadelphia, PA sites.google.com/site/dkoltonski EDUCATION Cornell University: Ph.D. (2011) and M.A. (2007) in Philosophy Dissertation: Political Obligation and Democratic Community: An Account of the Democratic Citizen s Duty to Uphold the Law Committee: Richard W. Miller (chair), Nicholas Sturgeon, Michelle Kosch Swarthmore College: B.A. (2002) in Philosophy with High Honors AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Social & Political Philosophy, Ethics AREAS OF COMPETENCE Philosophy of Law, Applied Ethics (e.g., Bioethics/Medical Ethics, Business Ethics, Just War Theory), Metaethics, Continental Social Theory (e.g., Marx, Freud, early Frankfurt School) EMPLOYMENT University of Delaware Assistant Professor of Philosophy Franklin & Marshall College Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy Amherst College Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy Binghamton University Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy Haverford College Visiting Instructor of Philosophy PUBLICATIONS A Good Friend Will Help You Move a Body: Friendship and the Problem of Moral Disagreement The Philosophical Review (October 2016) The Principle of Fairness, Political Duties, and the Benefits Proviso Mistake Journal of Moral Philosophy 13.3 (2016) Normative Consent and Authority Journal of Moral Philosophy 10.3 (2013) WORK IN PROGRESS Mastering the Art of Philosophy: A Guide to Philosophical Writing with Seven Exemplary Essays (proposal), co-author with Jyl Gentzler - under contract with Routledge Political Obligation and Democratic Community (manuscript) - revise & resubmit from Oxford University Press Vocations, Exploitation, and Professions in a Market Economy A Kantian Argument for Philosophical Anarchism

2 But I ve Got My Own Life to Live: Famine, Affluence, and the Moral Status of Personal Pursuits Disagreement and Democratic Institutions 2

3 FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS Charlotte Newcombe Dissertation Fellowship, Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, 2008 Buttrick-Crippen Teaching Fellowship, Knight Institute for Writing, Cornell University, 2008 (declined) Graduate Student Presentation Award, Creighton Club (New York State Philosophical Association), 2008 Sage Fellowship, Philosophy Department, Cornell University, 2003, 2007 PRESENTATIONS & COMMENTS Access to Legal Services and the Authority of Law Working for Free: Vocational Commitment, Institutional Exploitation, and Professions in a Market Economy But I ve Got My Own Life to Live: Famine, Affluence, and the Moral Status of Personal Pursuits Comments on R. Zheng s How Philosophers Can Help: Responsibility, Causality, and Social Inequality How to Make Judgments Without Being Judgmental A Kantian Argument for Philosophical Anarchism (in two parts) Comments on A. Veltman s Does All Labor Have Dignity? Political Obligation and Political Community Professional Norms and Institutional Exploitation Friendship, Moral Disagreement, and Political Obligation The Principle of Fairness, Political Duties, and the Benefits Proviso Mistake Comments on A. Habib s Sustainability and the Currency of Intergenerational Environmental Justice Friendship, Deference, and Morality (or Deferential Friends) Conference on Overcriminalization and Indigent Legal Care, Blumenfeld Center for Ethics, Georgia State University, Apr Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Zicklin Center Normative Business Ethics Workshop, Jan Amherst College, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Jan University of Delaware, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Feb Lehigh University, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Feb Colloquium: Social Philosophy, APA Eastern Meeting, Dec Speaker Series, Governor s School of North Carolina - West Campus, June 2012, June 2013, June 2014 Amherst College, Philosophy Dept. Workshop, Mar. & May 2014 Colloquium: Dignity and Self-Ownership, APA Pacific Meeting, Apr Workshop on Political Community, Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society and Rule of Law, University of Aberdeen, June 2013 Colloquium: Ethics, APA Pacific Meeting, Mar University of Houston, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Feb University of Toronto, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Jan Colloquium: Contemporary Political Issues, APA Eastern Meeting, Dec Florida State University, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Feb Dartmouth College, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Apr

4 Purdue University, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Jan Haverford College, Philosophy Dept. Workshop, Dec Cornell University, Philosophy Dept. Workshop, Apr. 2008, Nov Virginia Tech Graduate Philosophy Conference, Nov Creighton Club (New York State Philosophical Assn.), Oct Global Justice and the Practice- Dependence of Justification Global Poverty, Beneficence, and the Moral Status of Personal Pursuits Disagreement and Democratic Institutions Deference, Friendship, and Political Obligation The Principle of Fairness and Political Duties Comments on S. Darwall s Authority and Second-Personal Reasons for Action Society for the Philosophy of History, APA Eastern Meeting, Dec Cornell University, Philosophy Dept. Workshop, Nov Swarthmore College, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Apr Cornell University, Philosophy Dept. Workshop, Apr Princeton Graduate Political Theory Conference, Apr Columbia University, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Jan Cornell University, Philosophy Dept. Workshop, Nov Brown Graduate Philosophy Conference, Oct Princeton-Rutgers Graduate Philosophy Conference, Mar Cornell University, Philosophy Dept. Workshop, Nov Cornell University, Philosophy Dept. Colloquium, Sep Autonomy and Friendship Cornell University, Philosophy Dept. Workshop, Apr Comments on K. Basu s Human Rights as Instruments of Emancipation and Economic Development Conference on the Ethics of Globalization and Development, Program on Ethics & Public Life, Cornell University, Oct The Problem of Political Obligation Cornell University, Ethics Club, May 2006 TEACHING Introductory Courses Contemporary Moral Problems Elementary Logic Human Nature and the Ethical Life Introduction to Moral Philosophy Introduction to Philosophy/ Philosophical Questions Social & Political Philosophy S18, University of Delaware F16, University of Delaware F11, Binghamton University S10, Haverford College S16, Franklin & Marshall College F12, Amherst College F13, Amherst College F14, Amherst College S18, University of Delaware S17, University of Delaware F16, University of Delaware S13, Amherst College 4

5 Markets, Ethics, and Law Medical Ethics Methods of Reasoning Political Obligation, Democracy, and Civil Disobedience Intermediate Courses History of Political Philosophy Marx and Critical Theory Moral Blindnesses (with Jyl Gentzler) Normative Ethics Philosophy of Law Undergraduate Seminars Economic Justice The Moral Significance of National Borders Morality, Impartiality, and Friendship Political Authority and Obligation Just War Theory Seminar F17, University of Delaware F15, Franklin & Marshall College S15, Amherst College F11, Binghamton University S12, Binghamton University S12, Binghamton University F06, Cornell University F15, Franklin & Marshall College S08, Auburn Prison, Cornell Prison Education Project S14, Amherst College F09, Haverford College S14, Amherst College F17, University of Delaware S17, University of Delaware F12, Amherst College S10, Haverford College S16, Franklin & Marshall F14, Amherst College S13, Amherst College F13, Amherst College F11, Binghamton University S16, Franklin & Marshall College S12, Binghamton University F09, Haverford College S15, Amherst College S10, Haverford College THESIS ADVISING : E. Casildo, project on the morality of voluntary military service (main advisor) K. Quaye, project on liberalism and the right to culture (secondary advisor) D. Walchak, project on the nature of legal reasoning (secondary advisor) : N. Dugan, project on the moral status of the cognitively disabled and of non-human animals (main advisor) WRITING INSTRUCTION & PEDAGOGY Participant, Course Design Workshop - Intensive Track, Winter Faculty Institute, University of Delaware, Jan Instructor, Bioethics & Writing, Summer Science Program (for incoming first-years from underrepresented groups), Amherst College, Aug

6 Co-organizer, Faculty Workshop on Teaching the Art of Philosophical Writing, Amherst College, June 2014 Presenter, Treating Students as Philosophers: Some Thoughts on the How and Why of Essay Comments, Workshop on Teaching the Art of Philosophical Writing, Amherst College, June 2014 Speaker, Final Luncheon of the Wesleyan-Amherst Collaboration on Writing Instruction, May 2013 Participant, Faculty Seminar on the Teaching of Writing, Writing Center, Amherst College, Fall 2012 Facilitator (Fall 2007) and Participant (Fall 2006), Graduate Seminar on Teaching Writing (for instructors of first-year seminars), John S. Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines, Cornell University Invited Participant, Teaching Seminar for Advanced Graduate Students, AAPT/APA, Aug

7 SERVICE Philosophy Department Library Liason, Philosophy Department Advisory Committee, Submission reviewer for: Ergo: 2014 Ethical Theory & Moral Practice: 2016 Journal of Social Philosophy: 2015, 2016, 2017 Journal of the American Philosophical Association: 2017 (2) Journal of Value Inquiry: 2014 Philosophical Quarterly: 2016 Philosophical Studies: 2015 Philosophy, Politics, and Economics: 2017 Southern Journal of Philosophy: 2016 Utilitas: 2017 REFERENCES Richard W. Miller, Cornell University Nicholas Sturgeon, Cornell University Michelle Kosch, Cornell University Jonathan Vogel, Amherst College Max Pensky, Binghamton University Jyl Genztler, Amherst College 7