Campus Ethics Events
The following is a list of events on campus, either presented by us or by other organizations, which have ethics as a topic or which are of interest to those whose work or research is in ethics. This list is regularly updated and contains links which will take you either to the calendar for the event or to the sponsoring organization's website for more information. Please follow these links for more information.
Academic Year 2012-13
When/Where? |
What? |
Description |
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| 3:00-4:30pm Tusday, 26 Feb Mendocino Hall 3009 |
Dr. Joshua Glasgow, Sonoma State Moral Responsibility and Alienation |
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| 3:00-3:50pm Thursday, 15 Nov Brighton Hall 204 |
Dr. Christopher Nelson, South Texas College A History of Logic from Aristotle to Godel |
This talk will discuss the history of logic beginning with Aristotle and touching on the contributions of such major figures as Leibniz, Russell, Wittgenstein, and Lukasiewicz. The talk will conclude with a brief discussion of artificial intelligence in the twentieth century. This event is a presentation of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. |
| 10:30-11:30am Thursday, 8 Nov Hinde Auditorium, University Union |
Second Annual CBA Student Film Festival: Exploring Leadership Emotion in Motion Film | For more information please link HERE. To RSVP please contact event organizers at |
| 9:00am-4:30pm Monday, 29 Oct Redwood Room, University Union |
Seventh Annual Fall Ethics Symposium |
This year's topic is Ethics in Biology and Medicine. Link here to the program. |
| 9:00-10:30am Thursday, 27 Sept Redwood Room, University Union |
Does God Exist? A Debate Dr. Matt McCormick |
The question of whether God exists is one of the most profound matters facing humans. Philosophers offer structured arguments for thinking God is real (theism) or not (atheism) that draw upon anthropology, biology, cosmology, morality, physics, and theology. Come see Dr. Russell DiSilvestro and Dr. Matt McCormick debate the question of whether God is real. They will give us some sense of the progress we have made toward an answer. Don’t miss it! |
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