
Author: mdashfield
Updated Fall 2024 schedule for the inaugural USU Philosophy Colloquia Series!
Several USU Philosophy Students Recognized at yesterday’s Annual CHaSS Awards Ceremony
We want to congratulate the following students for their superlative achievements, recognized at yesterday’s annual Chass Awards Ceremony: (pictured left-to-right) Miranda Judson (Philosophy & English), Interdisciplinary Student of the Year; Zack Zito (Physics, Math, & Philosophy), Undergraduate Scholar of the Year; Jack Leonard (Philosophy & Computer Science), USU Philosophy Club President and Philosophy Student of the Year; and Preston Waddoups (English & Philosophy), CHaSS Valedictorian!
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Plato’s Allegory of the Wind Cave
2023 LDS Philosophy Project Workshop next weekend
Started in 2021, the Latter-Day Saint Philosophy Project aims to support philosophical scholarship that engages with the theological tradition of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The 2023 workshop is aimed at promoting philosophical reflections on Latter-day Saint practices, so presented papers will be engaging philosophically with some aspect(s) of Latter-day Saint practices (broadly construed). Workshop sessions will be 50 minutes long, with roughly 25 minutes for presentation and 25 for Q&A.
The conference will be held next weekend, September 15-16, 2023, at Brigham Young University. Those with questions/requests for accommodations, etc., may contact the organizers at ldsphilosophyproject[at]gmail[dot]com.
Additional information is available here: https://ldsphilosophyproject.humwp.byu.edu/events/









