Phi Sigma Tau Student Philosophy Conference at Georgia State University
Atlanta
United States
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Undergraduate and graduate students in all disciplines encouraged to submit their work on any philosophical topic.
PRIZES: Authors of the best graduate and undergraduate papers will each receive a prize valued at approximately $75 worth of books.
Submission Requirements: Papers must be prepared for blind review (i.e., no author-identifying information or notes in the body of the paper, only on a separate the cover page). Submissions must not exceed 3750 words (roughly 25 minutes reading time). When submitting, please include the following in the body of the email:
1. Author’s name
2. Paper/presentation title
3. Brief abstract (~100 words describing topic discussed in paper)
4. Academic status (undergraduate/graduate), major, university affiliation
5. Regularly checked email address
Authors should email their submission as a Word or PDF attachment to:
Avierra1[at]student[dot]gsu[dot]edu
Deadline: Papers must be received no later than 12 Noon, December 20th, 2015. Notification of acceptance will be emailed by January 5, 2016.
Official rules and further details: http://ethics.gsu.edu/students/pstsymposium/submission/
For any questions (including queries from students traveling from outside the area who may need overnight accommodations) – contact Andrew Vierra: avierra1[at]student[dot]gsu[dot]edu
Sponsored by the Zeta Chapter (Georgia) of Phi Sigma Tau, The Center for Ethics – Student Forum, and The Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics – all at Georgia State University
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