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Here is information about our
WCUPS Annual Conference, as well as some other student
conferences of interest to our club. As of 2009, the
annual Student Philosophy Conference has now become a Graduate
Philosophy Conference, following the formal separation of the
graduate-oriented aspects of the society from the
undergraduate-oriented aspects of the society. The WCUPS
website, for now, will still serve as an information resource
for both centers of activity, while the graduate philosophy
organization seeks formal recognition as an independent WCU
organization. WCUPS intends to host an Undergraduate
conference this academic year as well, so please look for
those details to be announced.
Directions to West Chester:
http://www.wcupa.edu/_admissions/sch_adm/directs.htm
Link
to 2008 GPPC Undergraduate Philosophy Conference Proceedings
(Hosted by WCU): http://www.udel.edu/GPPC/conferenceproceedings.htm
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West Chester University’s
7th Annual Graduate
Philosophy Conference
TBA
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Past WCUPS and WCU Conferences
6th
Annual Graduate Philosophy Conference: Freedom, Free
Will and Belief, March, 2011.
Keynote: Tom
Radice
(Southern
Connecticut State University).
5th
Annual Graduate Philosophy Conference: Art, Ethics &
Democracy, January, 2010.
Keynote: George
Hein
(Professor
Emeritus, Lesley University).
4th
Annual Student Philosophy Conference: Faith, Reason & the
Between, January, 2009.
Keynote: William
Desmond
(Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven, Visiting Chair in Philosophy at Villanova
University).
GPPC
Undergraduate Philosophy Conference, February 2008. [Link to
the Proceedings: http://www.udel.edu/GPPC/conferenceproceedings.htm]
3rd
Annual Student Philosophy Conference: November,
2007. Keynote: Marilynn
Lawrence Moore
(Widener
University).
2nd
Annual Student Philosophy Conference: November,
2006. Keynote: Tom
Sparrow
(Duquesne
University).
1st
Annual Student Conference in Philosophy and Religious
Studies: November, 2005. Keynote: Tom
Radice (University of Penn). Co-sponsored by PASSHE
Interdisciplinary Association for Philosophy and Religious
Studies.
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