Justin Snedegar
The USC/UCLA Grad Conference is coming up next weekend. Here's an announcement from the conference organizer:
The 4th USC/UCLA Graduate Conference in Philosophy will take place on Saturday, February 21, 2009. This year is UCLA's turn to host the conference, and host it they will in Dodd Hall, room 121, beginning with 10:00 in the morning. We haven't finalized the details of the program yet, but I can tell you that there will be a breakfast at 9:30 and presentations will probably end at around 6:30 in the evening. The conference will be followed by a Reception. Breakfast, Lunch and Reception will be offered by UCLA in Dodd Hall, room 399 (their graduate lounge).
Everyone is invited to attend. Our keynote address will be given this year by Prof. Stephen Yablo, from MIT (we don't know the title of the paper yet.) This year looks very promising in terms of the quality of the papers, as well as the diversity of the philosophical areas covered by the papers.
For updates on the program and for directions to UCLA's Department of Philosophy as well as for info on parking, please visit the conference website: http://uscucla.conference.googlepages.com/home.
The USC/UCLA Grad Conference is coming up next weekend. Here's an announcement from the conference organizer:
The 4th USC/UCLA Graduate Conference in Philosophy will take place on Saturday, February 21, 2009. This year is UCLA's turn to host the conference, and host it they will in Dodd Hall, room 121, beginning with 10:00 in the morning. We haven't finalized the details of the program yet, but I can tell you that there will be a breakfast at 9:30 and presentations will probably end at around 6:30 in the evening. The conference will be followed by a Reception. Breakfast, Lunch and Reception will be offered by UCLA in Dodd Hall, room 399 (their graduate lounge).
Everyone is invited to attend. Our keynote address will be given this year by Prof. Stephen Yablo, from MIT (we don't know the title of the paper yet.) This year looks very promising in terms of the quality of the papers, as well as the diversity of the philosophical areas covered by the papers.
For updates on the program and for directions to UCLA's Department of Philosophy as well as for info on parking, please visit the conference website: http://uscucla.conference.googlepages.com/home.