Keith Douglas 
613-729-4965
kd@prime.gushi.org								http://www.philosopher-animal.com/

Education and Skills:
Aug. 2001 - Dec. 2003	M.S. Logic and Computation, Carnegie Mellon University.
		Philosophy Department Fellowship.
Sep. 1999 - Aug. 2001	M.A. Philosophy, University of British Columbia.
Sep. 1996 - Jun.1999	B.A. Honours Philosophy, Minor Computer Science, McGill University.
		Bristol Myers-Squibb Canada Inc. Undergraduate Scholarship Recipient.

Languages: English, French, two semesters of German.

Computer applications, standards, operating systems: Microsoft Office, AppleWorks, SuperPaint, Blackboard, WebCT, FileMaker Pro, iMovie, Fireworks; HTML (in particular, Dreamweaver), XML, Cisco networking hardware; Mac OS, Windows, Unix.

Computer programming languages: C, Pascal, BASIC, LogoWriter, Scheme, 680x0, 80x86 and MIPS family assembly languages, Java, Oracle SQL, ML, Verilog, JavaScript.

Experience:
Jul. 2007 - Present	CS Recruit, Statistics Canada
		Database software developer; Database administrator-in-training.
	
Aug. 2002 - May 2003	Teaching Assistant, Carnegie Mellon University 
		Courses: The Nature of Language; Minds, Machines and Knowledge.

Jan. 2002 - Aug. 2003	Lab Assistant, Carnegie Mellon University CAAE
		Web server maintenance. Media librarian.

Jan. 2002 - Aug. 2002	Web Course Developer, Carnegie Mellon University 
		Courses: VALID/CPT and Ethical Issues in Professional Life

Aug. 2001 - Aug. 2003	Web Development Coordinator, Carnegie Mellon University CAAE
		Web development consultation for faculty, staff and students. Page maintenance.

Sep.1999 - Apr. 2001	Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of British Columbia
	Courses:  Introduction to Scientific Reasoning; Introduction to Logic and Critical 
	Thinking; Introduction to Philosophy.

Professional Service and Activities:
Jan. 2007 - Present	Member, Society for Exact Philosophy
Dec. 2006 - Present	Member, Canadian Philosophical Association
Aug. 2005	Macromedia Online Seminars
Sep. 2004 - May 2005	Network Infrastructures courses, McGill University Networking Academy
Jun. 2003	Attendee, Eberly Teaching Center Workshops
Apr. 2003	Attendee, Integrating MacOS X on Campus Seminar
Aug. 2002	Presenter, Computing and Philosophy Conference, Carnegie Mellon University
Jan. 2002, Jan. 2003	Joint CMU-Pitt Graduate Conference Paper Review Committee
Feb. 2000	Teaching and Academic Growth Seminars
Jun. 2000 - Present	Member, Philosophy of Science Association	
Jan. 2000 - Apr. 2001	Prolegomena  editorial board 
Sep. 1998 - Jun. 1999	Co-president, Philosophy Students Association, McGill University
Jan. 1998 - Jun. 1999	Philosophic Fragments  editorial board
(Keith Douglas resumé, page 2 of 2.)

Volunteer Experience:
May 2004 - July 2007	Web Maintainer and Science and Technology Policy Researcher
			Social Justice Committee, Montreal.

Feb. 2004 - Mar. 2004	Judge
			RWA Science Fair & Montreal Regional Science and Technology Fair, Montreal.

Nov. 2000		Registration Assistant
			HSS 2000/PSA 2K Conference, Vancouver.

Oct. 2000 - Feb. 2001	Conference Committee Organizer and Co-web designer 
			Tenth Arts Graduate Student Conference, University of British Columbia.  

Sep. 2000		Salesperson and organizer
			UBC Philosophy Department Book Sale.

Aug. 1998 - Nov. 1998	Data Entry Person and Database Programmer
			Chez Mes Amis Community Restaurant, Montreal.

Jul. 1997		Guide
			29th International Chemistry Olympiad, McGill University.

Jul. 1996 - Aug. 1996	Computer Volunteer
				Starlight Foundation, Montreal.

Jan. 1996 - Apr. 1996	Internet Coach
				Vanier College Learning Centre, Montreal.

Theses, Articles, Reviews, Books:
M.S. Thesis: Super-Turing Computation: A Case Study Analysis. (Supervisor: Wilfried Sieg. Other committee members: Horacio Arlo-Costa, Jeremy Avigad.) CMU, 2003.
M.A. Thesis: A Special Davidsonian Theory of Events. (Supervisor: Gary Wedeking. Other committee members: Steve Savitt.) UBC, 2001.
B.A. Honours Thesis: Why Atomism?  (Supervisor: Eric Lewis.) McGill University, 1999.

Review of Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Online 2.0. Teaching Philosophy, Dec. 2003.
Peer reviewed conference presentation: “Through an Event Log, Darkly.” NACAP-08 Conference, Jul. 2008
Peer reviewed conference presentation: “Turing’s Hidden Legacy: Metaphysics of Computing.” CAP@CMU
	Conference, Aug. 2002.

Representative in-house training documents authored (all for the Social Justice Committee): 
	“Using Shares”; “Writing for the Web”; “Updating the SJC web site”

References available on request