President of the American Philosophical Association

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The President of the American Philosophical Association is the elected head of the leading professional organization for philosophers in the United States, responsible for guiding its academic, administrative, and public-facing activities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic office
elected office
leadership position
position in a professional association
appliesTo professional philosophers
associatedWith academic philosophy departments
philosophical conferences
scholarly publishing in philosophy
country United States of America
surface form: United States
field philosophy
goal advance the discipline of philosophy
enhance the public role of philosophy
foster communication among philosophers
support professional standards in philosophy
hasJurisdictionOver APA-wide policies and initiatives
isHeadOf American Philosophical Association
officeHolderRequirement member of the American Philosophical Association
professional philosopher
organizationFocus philosophy profession in the United States
organizationScope national
organizationTypeGoverned professional association
partOf American Philosophical Association
reportsTo governing bodies of the American Philosophical Association
roleInvolves academic leadership
administrative oversight
advocacy for the discipline of philosophy
collaborating with APA committees
guiding association policy
overseeing major association meetings
promoting public understanding of philosophy
public representation of the association
representing the APA to external organizations
strategic planning
supporting philosophical research
supporting philosophy teaching
selectionMethod election
typicalTermLength fixed term
worksWith APA board of officers
APA divisional leadership
APA executive director

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William James positionHeld President of the American Philosophical Association