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The Schools of Nursing and Pharmacy operate on both the Oxford and Jackson campuses. The Schools of Dentistry, Health Related Professionals and Medicine, and the Health Sciences Graduate School, are based in Jackson only. (Additional healthcare programs are available through the School of Applied Sciences on the Oxford campus.) Other than these exceptions, the schools above are on the Oxford campus.

PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION

Faculty in PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION

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JESSICA MARIE BOYD

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
100 BRYANT HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
jboyd@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-7020

Robert William Barnard

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY
18 Bryant Hall
University, MS 38677
rwbjr@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-5723

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LAURIE A COZAD

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
19 BRYANT HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
lcozad@olemiss.edu

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Willa Elaine Mathis Johnson

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF RELIGION
15 BRYANT HALL
UNIVERSITY, MS 38677
wjohnson@olemiss.edu
1 (662) 915-7020

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Neil A Manson

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY
16 Bryant Hall
University, MS 38677
namanson@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-6713

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Patricia O'Sullivan

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
223 Faser Hall
University, MS 38677
posulliv@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-7262

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Chad Russell

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR IN PHILOSOPHY
3rd Floor, Ste B, Lamar Hall
University, MS 38677
crussell@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-8788

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Steven C Skultety

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY
100 Bryant Hall
University, MS 38677
skultety@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-7345

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Mary F Thurlkill

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF RELIGION
21 Bryant Hall
University, MS 38677
maryt@olemiss.edu — UM Profile
1 (662) 915-1400

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