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Dr. Anne S.Waters\, J.D.\, Ph.D. Seminole\, Choctaw\, Chickasaw\, Cherokee\, and Jewish descent\; a CIC \;(Council of Independent Colleges)\, GPPC (Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium)\, NWSA \;(National Women \;Studies Association)\, Pergamon Press\, Liberty Fund\, Helen Steiner\, and Rockefeller \;scholar\; and recipient of NEH (National Endowment for the Humanities) and NSF (National Science \;Foundation) grants. Holds \;J.D. (Juris Doctorate-1992) from The University of New Mexico Law School\, and Ph.D. (in \;Philosophy-1992) from Purdue University\, West Lafayette\, Ind. Physically and psychologically challenged\, retired \;philosopher\, poet\, lawyer\, editor\, mediator\, \;and feminist\, published in several international philosophy and \;American Indian journals and anthologies. Edited the only anthology by American Indians holding a \;Ph.D. in philosophy\, \;American Indian Thought: \;Philosophical Essays \;(Blackwell\,Oxford 2003)\, co-edited first \;American philosophy anthology of diverse and minority voices\, \;American Philosophies: An Anthology \;(Blackwell\, Oxford 2003)\, co-guest edited special issue of \;Hypatia\, A Journal of Feminist Philosophy: \;Indigenous Women in the Americas \;(Indiana U Press 2003). As co-editor of \;Living Indigenous \;Philosophies Series \;(SUNY Press)\, published \;The Dance of Person \;and Place: One Interpretation of \;American Indian Philosophy\, and \;Listening to Ourselves: A Multilingual Anthology of African Philosophy. \;Founder and past chair (twice) of the American Philosophical Association \;(APA) Native American and \;Indigenous Philosophy Committee\, originating editor and current co-editor of the APA \;Newsletter on \;Native American and \;Indigenous Philosophy. Serves on APA Board of Officers Task Force on Diversity \;and Inclusion. Wrote/Filed several Appellate Legal Briefs (2007-15)\, and taught many Philosophy and Native American graduate courses in 11 universities and two colleges. Member\, \;Phi Sigma Tau (Philosophy) and Barrister Phi Delta Phi (Legal Ethics) Honor Societies.

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