Research Associates, Members, Affiliates, Consultants

Prof. Richard C. Taylor, Philosophy Department, Marquette University,

Project Director,  Member & Research Associate (Ancient, Medieval & Arabic/Islamic Philosophy)

Prof. David B. Twetten, Philosophy Department, Marquette University,

Member (Aquinas, Averroes, Medieval Philosophy)

Prof. R. E. Houser, Center for Thomistic Studies, University of St Thomas, Houston.

Member & Research Associate.

Prof. Luis Xavier López Farjeat, Universidad Panamericana, Mexico City

Member & Research Associate.

Dr. Adriano Oliva, O.P., President, Commissio Leonina, Paris, Affiliate & Member

Dr. Cristina Cerami, CNRS, Paris, Member

Prof. J.-B. Brenet, Université de Paris - Nanterre, Member

Prof. Deborah Black, Philosophy Department, University of Toronto, Member

Prof. E. M. Macierowski, Philosophy Department, Benedictine College, Atchison, Kansas. Consultant

Prof. Mark Johnson, Theology Department, Marquette University, Consultant

        (Catholic Moral Theology, Thomas Aquinas)

Dr. Isabelle Moulin,  (Ancient & Medieval Philosophy) Consultant

Prof. Siobhan Nash-Marshall, Mary T. Clark Chair of Christian Philosophy, Manhattanville College, Purchase, New York (Boethius, Medieval Philosophy, Metaphysics) Consultant

Prof. Irfan Omar, Theology Department, Marquette University, Consultant

        (Islam, World Religions)

Rev. Prof. Roland Teske, Philosophy Department, Marquette University, Consultant

      (Augustine, William of Auvergne, Henry of Ghent, Medieval Philosophy)

Prof. Owen Goldin, Philosophy Department, Marquette University, Consultant

        (Ancient Philosophy, Maimonides)

Prof. John  Jones, Philosophy Department, Marquette University, Consultant

        (Neoplatonism, Medieval Philosophy)

Student associates:

Max Herrera, Marquette University (Aquinas, Avicenna, Averroes)

Nathan Blackerby, Marquette University (Aquinas, Averroes)

Michael Anderson, Marquette University

Andrew Lang, Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology at Berkeley.

Bettina M. Krissl Lonfat, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Joel Lonfat, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Research Associate status indicates involvement in a well defined undertaking such “Project Phase One. Aquinas and the Arabs: The Early Writings,” with Professors Houser, López-Farjeat, and Taylor.  (See http://web.mac.com/mistertea/Aquinas_%26_the_Arabs/Project_Phase_One.html.)  Membership involves a positive effort to contribute in diverse ways to the understanding of the influence and importance of the Arabic tradition to the thought of Aquinas through articles, seminars, and the like. This also entails an interest in assisting other AAP International Working Group  members with critical comments on translations and studies.  The status of Affiliate indicates an interest in actively discussing philosophical and theological issues with Project members as they carry out their work. The status of Consultant entails an interest in offering occasional comments and advice on parts of the AAP International Working Group and its direction. While much of this shared work will be done via the Internet using various available and developing technologies such as Skype, file sharing, shared websites and working space, and other technology, the AAP International Working Group will hold regular research meetings and conferences as well.