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News & Events

OTHER TALKS / DISCCUSIONS OF INTEREST / MISC.:

Dear Philosophy Majors and Minors:

We hope you had a great fall break. As we begin the second half of the semester, you might consider submitting one of the papers for your courses to these upcoming conferences:

(1) The 2010 meeting of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters will be held on March 26, 2010 at Calvin College. It is an accessible and relatively inexpensive meeting both for students and faculty. The meeting is an excellent opportunity for students to present significant research to---and learn from---seasoned professionals in their field, and is a particularly appropriate venue for presenting interdisciplinary work. Calls for papers are at http://www.alma.edu/michiganacademy/Call_for_Papers.

The abstract deadline is November 30.

(2) The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University is sponsoring an Undergraduate Ethics Symposium April 8-10, 2010. This conference is shaped around a series of workshops in which students present to one another their best work on a subject of ethical concern. A Call for Essays and Creative Writing Projects is attached, and a tentative schedule for the symposium, which will be frequently updated, is available on the website: http://prindleinstitute.depauw.edu/programs/ethics_symposium.asp.
While writings on all areas of ethical concern are welcome, submissions focusing on Self-Interest, Altruism and Morality: Evolutionary, Religious and Philosophical Perspectives are encouraged. This is an honors symposium, and those students whose works are received by the February 1 deadline and accepted for inclusion in the conference program by panels of DePauw faculty members will have all of their expenses paid for the conference. DePauw will cover travel expenses (up to $400), lodging and food for each conference participant.

Stay tuned for information about Philosophy courses for the spring semester.

A. Dell'Olio
for the Philosophy Department

If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Andrew Dell'Olio at
x 7549 or adellolio@hope.edu.