Dr. Graham has taught philosophy in the College of Arts & Sciences since 1996. He currently serves as Chair of the Department of Philosophy; he previously served as Associate Chair of the department during 2005-2009 and as Chair of the department during 2009-2013. Dr. Graham served the university as Director of the Magis Core Curriculum during 2013-2017, and as Interim Director of the Magis Core Curriculum during Fall Semester 2018 and Fall Semester 2020. . Dr. Graham's primary areas of research interest are in the fields of social and political philosophy, the philosophy of race, and the scholarship of teaching and learning in philosophy. He is the author of Beyond Redistribution: White Supremacy and Racial Justice ((Lexington Books, 2010), as well as numerous articles in peer-reviewed scholarly journals.
Teaching Interests
Social and political philosophy
Research Focus
Social and Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Race, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Lexington Books: A Division of Rowman and Littlefield Kevin M. Graham, Beyond Redistribution: White Supremacy and Racial Justice 2010
Humanity Books Kevin M. Graham, Participatory Democracy in an Age of Global Capitalism, in The Problems of Resistance: Studies in Alternate Political Cultures, ed. Steve Martinot, with Joy James., p. 155-168 2001
Articles
Teaching Philosophy Kevin M. Graham, Aaron Leavelle and Katherine Plummer-Reed Out of the Stove-Heated Room and Into the Agora: The Emergence of Collaborative Undergraduate Research in Philosophy 46, p. 143-61 2023
Social Philosophy Today Graham, Kevin M., Anaja Arthur, Ali Griswold, Beau Kearns, Quinlyn Klade, Maddox Larson, and Suraya Wayne Black Trust and White Allies: Insights from Slave Narratives 39, p. 183-195 2023
Radical Philosophy Review Kevin M. Graham, A Standpoint on Race: On Debts Owed to Charles W. Mills by a White Philosopher 25, p. 253-63 2022
Social Philosophy Today Kevin M. Graham, Anaja Arthur, Hannah Frazer, Ali Griswold, Emma Kitteringham, Quinlyn Klade, and Jaliya Nagahawatte Slave Narratives and Epistemic Injustice 38, p. 83-97 2022
Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Kevin M. Graham, Brian Kokensparger Blended Instruction in Symbolic Logic 21, p. 1-14 2021
Social Philosophy Today Graham, Kevin M., ''The Chinese Must Go': The Racial Oppression of Chinese Americans, 1840-1965' 24, p. 151-161 2009
Social Philosophy Today Kevin M. Graham, The Chinese must go: The racial oppression of Chinese Americans, 1840-1965 25 2008
Social Philosophy Today Kevin M. Graham, After the Buses Stop Running: Distributive Justice or Dialogue? 16, p. 59-76 2002
Philosophy of the Social Sciences Kevin M. Graham, Race and the limits of liberalism 32, p. 219-239 2002
Journal of Value Inquiry Kevin Graham, Autonomy, individualism, and social justice 36, p. 43-57 2002
Public Affairs Quarterly Kevin M. Graham, Racism and the Limits of Distributive Justice Vol. 15, no. 3, p. 271-289 2001
Social Theory & Practice Kevin M. Graham, The Political Significance of Social Identity: A Critique of Rawls's Theory of Agency 25, p. 201-222 2000
Presentations
Poster Presentation: "Student Learning Outcomes in Online and Traditional Ethics Courses", presented to the SoTL Commons Conference 2016 in Savannah, GA 2016
Poster presentation: "A Blended Approach to Logic Instruction in Philosophy: Analysis of Preliminary Results", presented to the 11th Annual Conference of the International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Quebec City, Canada 2014
Poster Co-Presentation: "Gathering Around the Table: Creating Campus-Wide Dialogue to Reform General Education", presented with Holly Ann Harris to the Association of American Colleges & Universities General Education & Assessment Conference 2014 in Portland, OR. 2014
"Talking About Race", presented to the 30th International Social Philosophy Conference at Quinnipiac University. 2013
"A Blended Approach to Logic Instruction in Philosophy", presented to the 2013 International Institute for SoTL Scholars and Mentors at Loyola Marymount University (May-Jun. 2013). 2013
Magis Core Curriculum Champion Creighton University Magis Core Curriculum Director and Associate Director
Dr. & Mrs. Randolph Ferlic Undergraduate Research Mentor Award Creighton University Research Council
2017 Iggy Award Awarded to a professor, staff member, faculty advisor or student leader who provided special counsel and support during a student’s first semester. Creighton EDGE
Dean's Award for Professional Excellence in Service College of Arts & Sciences
Dean’s Award for Professional Excellence in Freshman Advising College of Arts & Sciences
Dean’s Award for Professional Excellence in Advising in the Major College of Arts & Sciences