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Mary Sirridge is a Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Louisiana State University (LSU). She holds a Ph.D. from The Ohio State University (1972) and has held roles including Director of Graduate Studies (2000-2003) and Department Chair (2007-2010). Her expertise spans ancient and medieval philosophy, philosophy of art, and philosophy in literature.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Philosophy, The Ohio State University, 1972
Research Interests: Sirridge focuses on logic, philosophy of language, and philosophical linguistics in ancient and medieval works. She has edited critical editions of medieval texts like Sermocinalis Scientia and Abstractiones of Richard the Sophist. Her work also explores Augustine’s philosophy of mind and the medieval reception of Aristotle’s On the Soul.
Awards:
- Edward R. Mellon Fellowship (2001, 2004)
- LSU Alumni Association Distinguished Faculty Award (1991)
- Multiple research and travel grants, including ACLS and George C. Marshall Fellowships
Teaching & Grants: Sirridge has received teaching accolades such as the Sternberg Honors Professorship (2001-2002) and Alpha Lambda Delta awards. Her grants include LSU Summer Research support (1991, 1995).
Labs/Teams: Active in LSU’s Ethics Institute and collaborates on projects like Coastal Voices Podcast and the AI & Religion Collaborative.
