MOVING TO FRONT FROM JANUARY 6–UPDATED

The faculty lists used for the 2014 PGR surveys noted faculty who were going to be 70 (marked with an *) or 75 (marked with #) in 2015, since age of faculty is a relevant consideration for prospective students.   While many faculty increasingly keep working after age 70, fewer go much beyond 75.  In keeping with the attempts to update the PGR for prospective students for 2016-17, what follows is a list of faculty in U.S. department who turned 70 or 75 last year, or will reach that age milestone this year (2017).  (A couple of cases of philosophers turning 70 were missed in the 2014 faculty lists, so they are also included here).  I have omitted faculty, of course, who have retired since the 2014 surveys.  Please e-mail me with any correction or additions.

New York University:  #Ned Block, *Hartry Field, *Kit Fine, *Paul Horwich, #Peter Unger, #Crispin Wright

Princeton University:  *Alexander Nehamas, *Philip Pettit (part-time), *Peter Singer (part-time)

University of Pittsburgh:  #John McDowell, #Kenneth Schaffner

Yale University:  *David Charles, *Stephen Darwall

Stanford University:  *Michael Bratman, *Michael Friedman, *John Broome (part-time)

University of Southern California:  *Scott Soames, *Gary Watson

University of California, Los Angeles:  *Tyler Burge

Columbia University:  *Philip Kitcher

University of Arizona:  *Julia Annas

City University of New York Graduate Center:  *Noel Carroll

University of Notre Dame:  *James Sterba, #Peter van Inwagen (part-time)

University of Texas, Austin:  *Jonathan Dancy (part-time)

University of Chicago:  *Martha Nussbaum

University of Wisconsin, Madison:  *Daniel Hausman

Duke University:  *Alexander Rosenberg, #Peter van Inwagen (part-time)

Indiana University, Bloomington:  #Allen Wood

Johns Hopkins University:  *Michael Williams

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities:  *Geoffrey Hellman