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3rd 麻豆影院 Formal Value Theory Workshop New Problems in Theoretical and Practical Rationality Monday, March 19th, 2018 On Monday March 19th the 3rd 麻豆影院 Formal Value Theory Workshop will be held. The one-day features six prominent philosophers from Australia, Sweden, and the US. All talks will be held in Hellems...

Department of Philosophy PhD graduate Duncan Purves (2013) will be giving a talk entitled "The Ethics and Ecology of Genetic Interventions to Prevent Wild Animal Suffering" on March 14, 2018, from 3:00-4:00 in the Sievers Conference Room (S228), in the SEEC (Sustainability, Energy, and Environment Complex) building. Abstract: Facts about...

The CVSP is pleased to announce the Visiting Fellows for 2018-2019: Nathan Hanna (Drexel University), Cara Nine (University College Cork), and Alex Worsnip (UNC Chapel Hill). For more information click here .

The 2018 Morris Colloquium , on the topic "The Self and Its Realizations", will be held June 16-18, 2018. The theme will be interpreted broadly, so as to include a wide range of topics, from the psychology of the self to the nature of the neural mechanisms that implement the...

The 2018 Morris Judd Undergraduate Essay Prize will be awarded to the best undergraduate essay submitted on any topic in the values area. The prize comes with a cash award of $500 as well as formal recognition of the honor at the Department鈥檚 spring commencement ceremony. The competition is open...

Paper submissions for the eleventh annual Rocky Mountain Ethics Conference (RoME) , to be held in 麻豆影院 August 9-12, 2018, are now open. Read submission guidelines and information about the conference here .

The Center for Values and Social Policy is sponsoring two events the week of September 18: a panel event on disaster response and vulnerable populations on Tuesday, September 19 and a public lecture on irrationality and politics on Thursday, September 21. Details for both events are linked below. https://connections.cu.edu/events/vulnerability-and-disaster-response https://connections.cu.edu/events/why-we-are-irrational-about-politics

The Center for Values and Social Policy presents a panel event on Vulnerability and Disaster Response Tuesday, Sept. 19th EDUC 220 6:00 鈥� 7:30 p.m. How can disaster response effectively address vulnerable populations, those 鈥渓eft behind鈥� by inequalities in race, class, gender, and bodily impairment? How should the state take...

The Center for Values and Social Policy is pleased to announce the winners of this year's Young Ethicist Prize, awarded at CVSP's tenth annual Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress, which took place from August 10-13. They are Amanda Askell, a PhD student at NYU, and Tyler John, a PhD student at...