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!
#USUPhilosophyProud 😊

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/