Aggies Think Care Act and the Institute for Government and Politics have teamed up to bring former Idaho Senator Brent Hill to campus Monday, Oct. 18, at 4 p.m., for a conversation about civil discourse. Brent Hill, a USU alum, currently serves as the Next Generation Program Director for the National Institute for Civil Discourse.
The event can be viewed either on Aggie Cast or in person in the President’s Hall in the David B. Haight Center.
I know that I have already posted this link before, but since we are meeting next week to discuss this podcast, I thought I would link to it again (10/19, 4:00pm, ESCL 053). I am excited to have a conversation about this topic!
Hello everyone,
We are meeting for the Korsgaard reading group Tuesday at 4 in ESLC 053. We are reading the first thirty pages or so of Christine Korsgaard’s Sources of Normativity. Everyone is welcome!
Hello everyone,
I hope your semesters are going well. A few students and I are going to start a reading group this semester. We were thinking of reading Christine Korsgaard’s Sources of Normativity or perhaps one of the new theological introductions to the Book of Mormon that former USU professor Philip Barlow co-edited. We are having our first meeting this Tuesday (10/28) at 4:00 on the quad by Old Main. I would like to invite you all to come. We can make final decisions about what to read then depending on what people are more interested in.
Michael Otteson, a teaching postdoctoral fellow in philosophy at USU, is hosting a series of podcasts in which he discusses public square issues with people he’s come across. (Think Socrates, with headphones!)
You can check them out here: Aggie Agora
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