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1 ANDREW M. BAILEY Yale-NUS College 10 College Ave West, # Singapore andrewmbailey.com EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION RESEARCH Yale-NUS College Assistant Professor of Humanities/Philosophy (2012-) Yale University Yale-NUS Fellow ( ) University of Notre Dame Arts & Letters Postdoctoral Fellow ( ) University of Notre Dame Ph.D., Philosophy (2011) Directors: Alvin Plantinga & Michael Rea M.A., Philosophy (2009) Biola University B.A., Philosophy (2006) Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology ARTICLES 1. On the concept of a spirit Religious Studies (forthcoming) 2. Composition and the cases Inquiry (forthcoming) 3. How valuable could a material object be? (with J. Rasmussen) Journal of the American Philosophical Association 2 (2016): You are an animal Res Philosophica 93 (2016): Animalism Philosophy Compass 10 (2015): The priority principle Journal of the American Philosophical Association 1 (2015): You needn t be simple Philosophical Papers 43 (2014): The elimination argument Philosophical Studies 168 (2014): Incompatibilism and the past Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 85 (2012), 2: No bare particulars Philosophical Studies 158 (2012): The incompatibility of composition as identity, priority pluralism, and irreflexive grounding, Analytic Philosophy 52 (2011): No pairing problem (with J. Rasmussen and L. Van Horn) Philosophical Studies 154 (2011), 3: Warrant is unique Philosophical Studies 149 (2010), 3: REVIEWS & REFERENCE 1. Objects (with B. Rettler), Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (invited) 2. Contemporary Hylomorphism (with S. Wilkins), Oxford Bibliographies in Philosophy (under contract) 3. Review of The Feeling Body: Affective Science Meets the Inactive Mind (Giovanna Colombetti), Review of Metaphysics 69 (2016): Review of Persons, Animals, Ourselves (Paul Snowdon), Australasian Journal of Philosophy 94 (2016): Pairing problem (with J. Rasmussen), The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy, 3rd Edition (2015): Review of Hard Luck (Neil Levy), Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (2013) 7. Review of The Waning of Materialism (Robert Koons and George Bealer, eds.), Mind 120 (2011): IN PROGRESS 1. Person and Animal (Book MS) 2. Our animal interests 3. The puppet argument (with J. Rasmussen) 4. One god composed of three persons

2 PRESENTATIONS ( = INVITED; * = REFEREED) 1. You are an animal, Baylor University (2015) 2. You are an animal, University of Hong Kong (2015) 3. The metaphysics of everlasting life, UC Riverside (2015) 4. The priority principle, Geneva (2014) 5. Physicalism and the Puppet Argument (with J. Rasmussen), Eastern APA (2013)* 6. A Moral Argument for Animalism, Pepperdine University (2013) 7. Physicalism and the Puppet Argument, UC Riverside (2013) 8. One God Composed of Three Persons, Biola University (2013) 9. World Philosophy in a Common Curriculum, Bates College (2013) 10. Physicalism and the Puppet Argument, Bates College (2013) 11. A Moral Argument for Animalism, Yale University (2013) 12. Physicalism and the Puppet Argument, Houston Baptist University (2013) 13. One God Composed of Three Persons, Baylor University (2013) 14. A Moral Argument for Animalism, CU Boulder (2013)* 15. A Moral Argument for Animalism, University of Edinburgh (2012) 16. Composition and Consciousness, University of Mississippi (2012) 17. Physicalism and the Puppet Argument, Yale-NUS College (2012) 18. A Moral Argument for Animalism, College of William & Mary (2012) 19. A Moral Argument for Animalism, Biola University (2012)* 20. The Elimination Argument, Central APA (2012)* 21. A Priority Problem for the Constituent Solution, Inland Northwest Philosophy Conference, Boise State University (2011) 22. The Elimination Argument, Alabama Philosophical Society (2011)* 23. Physicalism and the Puppet Argument (with J. Rasmussen), NIU (2011)* 24. Come Back, Growing Block, Philosophy of Time Society, Central APA (2011)* 25. A Priority Problem for the Constituent Solution, Pacific APA (2011)* 26. A Priority Problem for the Constituent Solution, Eastern Illinois Univ. (2010)* 27. A Priority Problem for the Constituent Solution, AL Phil. Society (2010)* 28. A Priority Problem for the Constituent Solution, NIU (2010)* 29. You Needn't Be Simple, Central APA (2010)* 30. No Bare Particulars, Eastern APA (2010)* 31. No Bare Particulars, Calvin College (2010)* 32. No Bare Particulars, Biola University (2010)* 33. No Bare Particulars, Syracuse University (2010)* 34. Composition and the Cases, Wake Forest University (2010)* 35. Composition and the Cases, CU Boulder (2010)* 36. Composition and the Cases, Pacific University (2009)* 37. The Contingent Present, IU-Purdue University Indianapolis (2009)* 38. The Contingent Present, Biola University (2009)* 39. The Contingent Present, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2009)* 40. Incompatibilism and the Past, Western Michigan University (2008)* 41. Incompatibilism and the Past, NIU (2008)* 42. Incompatibilism and the Past, UC Riverside (2008)* 43. Warrant is Unique, NIU (2007)* 44. Warrant is Unique, Brown University (2007)* 45. Warrant is Unique, Lewis and Clark College (2007)* 46. No Pairing Problem, Virginia Tech University (2007)* 47. No Pairing Problem, Azusa Pacific University (2007)* 48. Theism and Supervenience, Rutgers University (2007)* 49. In Defense of the Maxim, University of Dubuque (2007)* 50. Some Unsound Arguments for Incompatibilism, UCLA/USC (2007)* 51. Some Unsound Arguments for Incompatibilism, UC San Diego (2006)* 52. Some Unsound Arguments for Incompatibilism, Univ. of San Diego (2006)* 53. Recalibrating the Critical Power Objection, CSU Northridge (2005)* 54. Recalibrating the Critical Power Objection, Pacific University (2005)* COMMENTARIES

3 1. Remarks on A Return to Neutral Relations: A Puzzle about Symmetry by Fatema Amijee (Texas), Pacific APA (2013) 2. Remarks on Presentism and Distributional Properties by Philip Corkum (Alberta), Central APA (2013) 3. Remarks on No Work for a Theory of Grounding by Jessica Wilson (Toronto), Back at the Ranch Arizona Metaphysics Conference (2013) 4. Remarks on Justification Magnets by Carrie Ichikawa Jenkins (UBC), Bellingham Summer Philosophy Conference, Western Washington University (2012) 5. Remarks on Perseverance as an Intellectual Virtue by Nathan L. King (Whitworth), Pacific APA (2012) 6. Remarks on A New Kalam Argument by Robert Koons (Texas), Eastern APA (2011) 7. Remarks on Solving the Problem of the Criterion by Kevin Moore (Talbot), Biola University (2009) 8. Remarks on A Paradox for Moderate Deontology, by Michael Huemer (CU Boulder), Seattle University (2005) 9. Remarks on The Dual Character Hypothesis, by Paul DiRado (Whitman College), Pacific University (2005) TEACHING Money (Yale-NUS, S2017) Metaphysics of Human Nature (Yale-NUS, F2016) Death & the Meaning of Life (Yale-NUS, S2015) Philosophy & Political Thought II (Yale-NUS, S2014, S2015, S2017) Philosophy & Political Thought I (Yale-NUS, F2013, F2014, F2016) Independent Study on Philosophy of Religion (Yale-NUS, F2014) Independent Study on Free Will (Yale-NUS, S2014) Death & Dying (Notre Dame, S2012) Introduction to Philosophy (Notre Dame, F2011, S2011, S2009) Philosophy & Science Fiction (TA, Notre Dame, F2008, S2008) Medical Ethics (TA, Notre Dame, F2007) ACTIVITY Ranch Metaphysics Conference, Invited Participant (2013, 2016) Immortality Project Younger Scholar's Workshop, Invited Presenter and Participant (UC Riverside, 2015) Instructor, Philosophy of Mind Mini-Seminar (Kyoto University/Yale-NUS College, 2015) Lead Instructor, Islamic Analytic Theology (Kalam Research & Media/iSAR, Istanbul, 2014) International Conference on Epistemology and Cognitive Science, Invited Participant (Xiamen University, 2014) Associate Faculty Fellow, Jonathan Edwards College (Yale University, ) Associate Faculty Fellow, Timothy Dwight College (Yale University, ) Midwest Annual Workshop in Metaphysics, Invited Participant (University of St. Louis, 2012) Bellingham Summer Philosophy Conference, Invited Participant (Western Washington University, 2012) Big Questions in Free Will Summer Seminar, Invited Participant (Florida State University, 2012) Metaphysical Mayhem, Invited Participant (Rutgers, 2010, 2012) Curriculum Workshop, Invited Participant (Yale-NUS, 2012) Seminar in Philosophy of Religion and Philosophical Theology, Invited Participant (University of St. Thomas, 2011) Logos Philosophical Theology Workshop, Invited Participant (Rutgers, 2010; Notre Dame, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013) Summer Seminar in Political Philosophy, Invited Participant (Princeton University, 2005) AWARDS & GRANTS Young Alumni Award, Biola University (2015) Supplementary Grant for Younger Scholars Workshop on Immortality, John Templeton Foundation/UC Riverside, with J. Coates and P. Todd; PL: J.M. Fischer (2015, USD$100,000)

4 Analytic Theology summer research stipend, John Templeton Foundation/Notre Dame (2013, USD$5,000) Philosophy of Religion Incentive Prize, University of St. Thomas (2013, USD$800) Big Questions in Free Will summer stipend and travel grant, Florida State University (2012, USD$2,000) Arts & Letters Postdoctoral Fellowship, Notre Dame ( , USD$20,000) Faculty Professional Development Grant, Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, Notre Dame (2012, USD$1,000) Travel Grant (x2), College of Arts & Letters, Notre Dame (2012, USD$2,000 total) Summer Stipend and Travel Grant, University of St. Thomas (2011, USD$2,900) Graduate Student Travel Stipend (x3), American Philosophical Association ( , USD$900 total) Graduate Student Professional Development Grant, Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, Notre Dame (2011, USD$500) Travel Grant (x30), Department of Philosophy, Notre Dame ( , USD$12,000 total) Travel Grant (x5), Graduate Student Union, Notre Dame ( , USD$1,250 total) Lilly Presidential Fellowship, Notre Dame ( , USD$22,000/yr) Best Graduate Student Paper, Indiana Philosophical Association (2009, USD$500) Notebaert Professional Development Grant, The Graduate School, Notre Dame (2008, USD$500) Delbert J. Hanson Philosophy Major of the Year, Biola University (2006) Order of Peter & Paul (top 1%), Biola University (2006) Leopold Schepp Fellowship ( , USD$5,000) Honors Fellow, Intercollegiate Studies Institute ( ) Humane Studies Fellowship, Institute for Humane Studies ( , USD$2,500) Reagan Scholar Fellowship, Phillips Foundation ( , USD$2,500) PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Book Manuscript Referee: Cambridge University Press (2013); Routledge (2012) Journal Referee: American Philosophical Quarterly (2013, 2015) American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly (2011) Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2015 x3, 2016) Bioethics (2015) Canadian Journal of Philosophy (2011, 2015) dialectica (2013) Ergo (2015) Erkenntnis (2015) Faith and Philosophy (2015) Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy (2011) Journal of Analytic Theology (2015 x2) Journal of Cognitive Science (2015) Journal of the American Philosophical Association (2014, 2015) Journal of Philosophical Research (2012) Mind (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) Oxford Bibliographies in Philosophy (2016) Pacific Philosophical Quarterly (2010) Philosophers' Imprint (2013) Philosophia (2010, 2014) Philosophical Papers (2016) Philosophical Quarterly (2011, 2014, 2015 x2, 2016) Philosophical Review (2014) Philosophical Studies (2012 x3, 2013, 2014 x2, 2016) Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2015 x2) Philosophy Compass (2014, 2015, 2016) Prolegomena (2012 x2) Ratio (2011) Res Philosophica (2015) Sophia (2012 x2)

5 Southern Journal of Philosophy (2011) Synthese (2006, 2014, 2015, 2016) Thought (2014) Conference Referee: Indiana Philosophical Association (2014); Bellingham Summer Philosophy Conference (2012); Graduate Student Union Research Symposium, Notre Dame (2012); Notre Dame/Northwestern Graduate Epistemology Conference (2010, 2011, 2012); Illinois Philosophical Association (2011); Yale-UConn Graduate Philosophy Conference (2009) Session chair: Ranch Metaphysics Conference (2016); Xiamen University (2014); Eastern APA (2012); MAWM (2012); SCP East (2010); Central APA (2009) INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE Saga Residential Faculty Fellow, Yale-NUS (2016-) Common Curriculum Review, Writing Working Group, Yale-NUS (2015) Open Rank Search Committee (Philosophy), Yale-NUS ( ) Experience Yale-NUS Weekend Admissions Outreach, Instructor (2014, 2015) Committee on Faculty Affairs, Yale-NUS ( ) Faculty Advisor, Toastmasters Club, Yale-NUS ( ) Senior Search Committee (College Rector), Yale-NUS ( ) Educational Technology Ad Hoc Committee, Yale-NUS ( ) Academic Integrity Committee, Yale-NUS ( ) Philosophy Major Working Group, Yale-NUS (2013) National Service Admissions Outreach, Yale-NUS (2013) Humanities Division Ad Hoc Speaker Series Committee (2013) Academic Policy Committee, Yale-NUS ( ) Philosophy and Political Thought Curriculum Committee, Yale-NUS (2012-) Panel Participant, Preparing Work for Publication, Notre Dame (2012) Graduate Representative, Philosophy Department, Notre Dame ( ) President, Association of Student Philosophers, Biola University ( )