These are the syllabi for all my previous courses at Earlham College.
Some of these are variations of the same course (same title).
However, since there are some variations (with the exception of the Kant seminar), I provide links for all of them.

2007-2008
Fall Semester:
Phil 250: Rationalism and Empiricism
Phil 450: 19th Century Continental Philosophy
Phil 480: Seminar: Nietzsche and Foucault

2006-2007
Spring Semester:
Phil 180: Existentialism
Phil 330: Postcolonial Theory
Phil 480: Seminar: Democracy

Fall Semester:
Phil 210: Medieval Philosophy
Phil 450: 19th Century Philosophy

2005-2006
Spring Semester: Sabbatical
Fall Semester:
Phil 120: Philosophical Inquiry: Philosophy and Film
Phil 370: Philosophy of Social Science
Phil 460: Contemporary Philosophy

2004-2005
Spring Semester:
Phil 350: Kant
Phil 480: Philosophy of Language

Fall Semester:
Phil 150: Earlham Seminar: Philosophy and Film
Phil 330/PAGS 330: Postcolonial Theory
Phil 370/PAGS 370: Philosophy of Social Science

2003-2004
Spring Semester:
Phil 480: Seminar: Deconstruction: Ethics and Politics
Phil 350: Kant
INTP 150: Interpretives Practices: Revolution and Existence

Fall Semester:
Phil 150: Earlham Seminar: Philosophy, Peace and Justice
Phil 450:19th Century Continental Philosophy

2002-2003
Spring Semester:
Phil 350: Kant
Phil 470: Postcolonial Theory

Fall Semester:
Phil 120/PAGS 112: Philosophical Inquiry: Peace and Justice
Phil 450: 19th Century Continental Philosophy
Humanities A.

2001-2002
Spring Semester:
Phil 180: Existential Themes in Literature
Phil 350: Kant
Phil 482: Discourse and Diversity

Fall Semester:
Phil 120 (Section 2): Philosophical Inquiry (L/L)
Phil 450: 19th Century Continental Philosophy
Humanities A.

2000-2001
Spring Semester: 
Phil 26: Existentialism
Phil 80: Topics in Postcolonial Theory (see our bibliography for this course)

Fall Semester:
Phil 44: 19th Century Continental Philosophy
Phil 11: Introduction to Philosophy: What is Postmodernism?
Humanities A.

1999-2000 
Spring Semester:
Phil 12: Introduction to Philosophy
Phil 80: Seminar on Postcolonial Theory (see our bibliography for this course) 

Fall Semester:
Phil 44: 19th Century Continental Philosophy
Phil 46: 20th Century Philosophy
Humanities A.