Grad School Q&A, Oct. 7 @ 5:30pm

Hey Philosophy Majors!

If you’re considering graduate studies in philosophy, we’ve got an event for you! This year’s session will focus on Q&A, so please review the “Grad School Q&A Session Prep Slides” ahead of time.

USU philosophy faculty and current grad students will be on hand to take questions, including (i) Miranda Judson, Aggie & Arizona State University Doctoral Student in Philosophy, and (ii) Alex Asay, University of Georgia Doctoral Candidate in Philosophy & co-author of On Bernard Suits’ Philosophy: How do Play, Games, and Sport Shape a Life Worth Living? (Routledge) with USU’s own Dr. Javi López Frías.

Pizza will be served. See you there!

The Gadfly, Columbia’s undergraduate philosophy journal

The Gadfly is Columbia’s premier undergraduate philosophy-oriented print and online magazine. Each semester, we publish original essays, artwork, and interviews based on a particular theme. We accept submissions from students from a variety of institutions, across all academic backgrounds. This semester, the theme of our issue is “Cornucopia.” Pitches can be submitted on our website at the submissions page by Sunday, October 11th, and 11:59pm. If you have any questions, please feel free to email gadflyinquiry@gmail.com.

Now accepting UTF applications for spring

If you are interested in serving as an Undergraduate Teaching Fellow (UTF), talk to the professor you would like to assist, and fill out the form at this link: https://usu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7TBtNpbyrCytCEC

Note that this link is just for serving as a UTF in the Department of History, Culture, and Ideas (so, Philosophy, History, Classics, Religious Studies, and Folklore). Applications are due October 5. The job pays $1200 for the semester.