Check-in & Breakfast: Join Dr. John Koolage for a brief welcome message and breakfast!
Kerrigan Miranda, Pacific University: “A Language Without Words”
Comments: Daniel Obiagbaoso
Joseph White, Georgia Southern University: “Moving Forward and Looking Back: Place and the Moral Significance of Historical Reckoning”
Comments: Riley Benci
Yuan Fang, University of Michigan Ann Arbor: “The Zhuang-Topia
Comments: Brett Jensen
Benjamin Campbell, The Ohio State University: “I'm Still There, Looking for You in that Forest: A Phenomenological Investigation into PTSD”
Comments: John Milkovich
Allison Ambrose, Georgia Southern University: “St. Augustine Supports the 4th Dimension: Modernized Medieval Metaphysics”
Comments: Edgar Vasquez
Madeleine Arseneault, PHD, SUNY at New Paltz: “Metaphor and Modal Knowledge”
Extended Q & A: Join the keynote speaker after lunch to continue discussing their presentation.
Katherine Lam, UC Davis: “Forgiveness in Relationships and Community"
Comments: Priya Ghotane
Tim Zhang, Hamilton College: “Mental State Ascription in Lack-of-Skill Knobe Effect”
Comments: Benjamin Campbell
Taybah Hashmi, Wayne State University: “Neuropsychological and Epistemic Justification for Inclusivity and Knowledge Production”
Comments: Emmanuel Baranyk
Oliver Niehaus, Oberlin College: “Defending Thomson’s violinist case against the Killing vs. Letting Die Objection"
Comments: Cameron Green
The Value of Graduate School Panel: Explore what graduate school in philosophy can offer.
Check-in & Breakfast: Join Dr. John Koolage for a brief welcome message and breakfast!
Zyaire Hadrian Agee, University of Alabama at Birmingham: “The Plight of the Diverse Practitioner”
Comments: Joana Diaz
Daniza Nono, Pacific University: “Artificial Intelligence Evolving to Have A Soul”
Comments: Dylan Wolfe
Nicole Reid, Eastern Michigan University: “Hermeneutical Injustice and Special Education”
Comments: Alayla Renberg
Levi Makula, Eastern Michigan University: “The Benefits of Embracing a Pluralistic Approach to Nature for Environmental Decision-Making"
Comments: Annabel Sumerix
Ryan Baylon, Northeastern University: “How and When to Assist Wild Animals”
Comments: Adam Dailyy
August Vitarbo, Worcester Polytechnic Institute: “More Than We Can Chew”
Comments: Oliver Niehaus
Lunch: Join presenters, commenters, and guests for lunch.
Bridget Boczar, Oakland University: “Making Sense of Mathematical Platonism: An Ancient Approach”
Comments: Ryan Baylon
Benjamin Jenkins, Grand Valley State University: “Enigmatic Goddesses and Eleatic Mortals: Investigating Parmenidean Oneness”
Comments: Allison Ambrose
Joana Diaz, DePaul University: “Sylvia Wynter’s “Demonic Grounds” as a Human Spiritual Beyond”
Comments: Amy Gardner
Dylan Santella, Washington & Lee University: “On Permission”
Comments: Niamh Quinnan
Cameron Green, Ohio State University: “Desires: to Motivate or to Please?”
Comments: Nicole Reid
Closing Ceremony: Join the UCiP Team as we thank you for your participation!