Loyola University Chicago
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Painting with a Broad Stroke a talk by Dr. Myisha Cherry
The Loyola Philosophy department invites you to a talk by Dr. Myisha Cherry, assistant professor of philosophy at the University of California, Riverside.
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Philosophy Faculty Debate: Aristotle vs. Kant
Dr. Naomi Fisher & Dr. Richard Kim Present: Aristotle vs. Kant (on the Ultimate Moral Foundation)
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Yemen: Where is the UN Security Council?
An article by Dr. Joy Gordon published in Le Monde Diplomatique.
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Apply to PIKSI summer institutes!
PIKSI is now accepting applications from undergraduate students and graduate assistants! PIKSI summer institutes are designed to encourage undergraduates from groups traditionally underrepresented in philosophy to consider future study of philosophy. Click through for more information.
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Announcing the 2019 John F. Grant, MD Award Competition
The 2019 John F. Grant, MD Award will be awarded to two Undergraduate Junior or Senior Philosophy students who have a special, demonstrated interest in studying health care ethics. Click the title for more details and the application form.
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Apply to the Minorities and Philosophy Mentorship Program
Undergraduates from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply to the Philosophy Department’s Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) mentorship program! Students will be paired with a graduate student mentor and have the oppportunity to participate in MAP events.
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Robert E. Rubin: Philosophy Prepared Me for a Career in Finance and Government
Former Secretary of the Treasury explains how taking a Philosophy course and conversations about existentialism during his time at Harvard had a profound impact on him and his career.
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Undergraduate Philosophy Conference
This public conference, sponsored by the Loyola philosophy department, will feature the work of 31 of our standout Chicago-area undergraduate students, who are all currently hard at work (with the help of their grad student mentors) fine-tuning their presentations on various topics from Aquinas to Zygote modification--and everything in between!
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“To Improve The Quality Of Instruction In Philosophy At All Levels” - A Workshop presented by The American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT)
Participants will read some of the best literature regarding how learning happens, how to design maximally effective courses, and how to improve classroom practice.
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Philosophy & Food Undergraduate Event: "Should We Artificially Extend Human Lives?"
Discuss a philosophical question | EAT free food! DATE: Wednesday, February 28th LOCATION: Crown Center 530 TIME: 12:30-1:30pm All are invited and welcome. Feel free to come late/leave early.
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