Nicholas Wolterstorff - Education and Academic Career

Education and Academic Career

Degrees:

  • Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan BA in philosophy 1953
  • Harvard University, M.A. and PhD in philosophy 1956
  • Vrije Universiteit, Honorary Doctorate in philosophy 2007

University Positions:

  • Professor of Philosophy, Calvin College (1959–1989)
  • Noah Porter Professor of Philosophical Theology, Yale University (1989–2001) and, concurrently, Adjunct Professor in the Philosophy Department and the Religious Studies Department

Visiting Professorships:

  • Harvard University, Princeton University, Yale University, Oxford University, University of Notre Dame, University of Texas, University of Michigan, Temple University, the Free University of Amsterdam (Vrije Universiteit), and the University of Virginia.

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