Students NJ Philosophy Symposium

April 19, 2018
Philosophy Program, Middlesex County College

Edison
United States

This will be an accessible event, including organized related activities

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Middlesex County College

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The symposium is thought as a moment of reflection/celebration of philosophy and its sister disciplines. Faculty, and Alumni from the community colleges located in NJ are invited to actively participate.

Proposal in all relevant areas of Philosophy are welcomed.

Please Submit your proposal (Pdf or Doc) before February 18th.

Submitters will be notified by March 1st.

Send your submissions to [email protected]

Submission Guidlines:
Submissions can be of two kind:

Free Submission

Submissions are accepted in any area of Philosophy and should be between 1000 and 3000 words. The Submitter will be expected to present for 20 minutes (10 min actual presentation + 10 minutes for discussion).

Panel Submission

Submission are accepted for the Following pre-created panel:

1. Discovering Philosophy (the following and similar topics will be taken in consideration for this Panel: Why do I study philosophy? Examples of interesting philosophical questions/themes that attracted me to philosophy

Submissions should be between 500 and 2000 words. The submitted will be allotted 15 Minutes to present + another 15 Minutes to interact with the other members of the panel and the Audience.

Please notice that the space on this panels is limited, therefore among the accepted submissions we will rigorously follow a first come first serve method.

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