Loyola University Chicago 2021 Undergraduate Philosophy Conference

Announcing the spring 2021 undergraduate philosophy conference! This Zoom conference, sponsored by the LUC philosophy department and Loyola's MAP (Minorities & Philosophy) chapter, will feature the work of Loyola undergraduate philosophers as well as their peers from other institutions, and will take place April 9th-10th, 2021. All panel presenters will be given the opportunity to work with a LUC graduate student mentor to develop their presentation.

Please submit a proposal/abstract of 200-300 words by completing the form at the link below. All proposals must be submitted no later than March 10th for consideration.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1a-CHQ6leA3T2RNGdCtebH-dMPQSIsEErAPRR51ATo-4/viewform?edit_requested=true

**Note that although not required at the time of proposal submission, all accepted presentations are expected to utilize some form of visual aid (e.g. PowerPoint).

Papers written for classes or as independent projects are welcomed, as well as proposals for prospective papers. All Loyola undergraduate students with an interest in philosophy are encouraged to submit an abstract for consideration. Presenting at undergraduate conferences is an excellent way to build your resume, gain experience sharing your ideas, and (perhaps most importantly!) spend the day with others who share your interest in philosophy.

For all other questions/concerns, please email the conference organizers: Dr. Joe Vukov ([email protected]) and Kit Rempala ([email protected]), or MAP organizers Gina Lebkuecher ([email protected]) and Rene Ramirez ([email protected]).