daniel aram hampikian
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As a philosophy student, Daniel Aram Hampikian excelled in school. As an undergraduate at Georgia State University, he was funded by the Hope Scholarship from 2002 to 2006. In 2005, he received the Faculty Scholarship Award. In 2006, Daniel Aram Hampikian received the Research Honors, Georgia State University’s Dean’s Key Award, and the Honors Thesis Competition Award. After the completion of his B.A. in philosophy, Daniel Aram Hampikian completed his master’s and his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Miami. In 2009, he received the Arsht Ethics Research Grant.TRANSCRIPT
Daniel Aram Hampikian
Graduated in May of 2013 as a
Doctor of Philosophy from the University of
Miami
Daniel Aram Hampikian: Philosophy Instructor
• Daniel Aram Hampikian was drawn to philosophy after reading the teachings of some of the world’s most famous philosophers including Socrates, Aristotle, and Confucius.
• Near the completion of his Ph.D. in philosophy from University of Miami, Daniel Aram Hampikian began teaching courses in philosophy.
• He taught Introduction to Philosophy, Contemporary and Moral Issues, and Critical Thinking at the University of Miami.
• He taught Introduction to Philosophy and Critical Thinking and Ethics at Miami Dade College in Florida.
Daniel Aram Hampikian Attends Talks and Conferences
• Daniel Aram Hampikian is a member of the philosophical world.
• He graduated with his Ph.D. in philosophy from University of Miami in May of 2013.
• As a student, Daniel Aram Hampikian presented a number of papers on philosophical issues such as “Confucianism, Empathy, and Care Ethics,” in 2008, “Emotions” in 2009, and “The Ascription Condition of Animal Emotions” in 2010.
• Daniel Aram Hampikian attended the 2011 Cognito Conference in Montreal where he presented “Animal Emotions.”
Before Daniel Aram Hampikian could graduate with a Ph.D. in Philosophy, he had to write and defend a dissertation. Daniel Aram Hampikian’s dissertation on “Moral Emotions in Nonhuman Animals” was accepted by doctors in the
Department of Philosophy at the University of Miami. Daniel Aram Hampikian completed his dissertation in February of 2013. In May of 2013, Daniel Aram Hampikian graduated as a Doctor of Philosophy and now teaches philosophy classes including: Introduction to Philosophy, Contemporary Moral Issues, and Critical Thinking and Ethics.
Dissertation on Animalsand Emotion Presented
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