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Kate Phillips is an Associate Professor in the Writing, Speaking, and Argument Program at the University of Rochester, part of the School of Arts & Sciences. Her work bridges theory and practice in communication, focusing on interdisciplinary areas like argumentation theory, philosophy of technology, and writing studies. She emphasizes collaborative, real-world approaches to teaching, such as community partnerships and student-driven assignments.
Dr. Phillips holds a PhD and has contributed to research on patience in argumentation, Jain ethics, and virtue ethics in public discourse. Her teaching spans argumentation ethics, philosophy of communication, and professional writing. She leads interdisciplinary projects, including reading groups on emerging technologies (e.g., the metaverse) and organized the Roc Rainbow Rally, blending education with community engagement.
No scientific awards are listed, but her work highlights innovative pedagogy and community-focused scholarship. She advises through collaborative projects rather than traditional student supervision roles. Her office is in Rush Rhees Library, and she is reachable at kphilli6@ur.rochester.edu.
