Nobel Ang, Philosophy, presented a paper titled “An Akratically Intentional Account of Procrastination” at the Iowa Philosophical Society’s 68th Annual Conference at St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa, Oct. 22. He will also present this paper at the 63rd Annual Northwest Philosophy Conference being held in Portland, Ore., Nov. 4-5.
Sean Taylor, History, presented at a conference Oct. 29 in Dramen, Norway. His topic, “Critical thinking in the classroom, a lost art in American schools,” was presented at Contemporary Challenges in the US and the UK: The American Studies Association of Norway and British Politics Society. Taylor is in Norway this year as a Fulbright scholar, teaching American history to […]
Marilea Bramer, Philosophy, is published in the journal Social Philosophy Today: Poverty, Justice, and Markets. The article, entitled “Domestic Violence as a Violation of Autonomy and Agency: the Required Response of the Kantian State,” appears in Volume 27.
The 13th annual Dragon Halloween Bash, organized by the Minnesota State University Moorhead Residence Hall Association, Hall Activities Boards and Department of Housing and Residential Life takes place Monday, October 31 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the campus residence halls.
The agenda for the November 1st APAC meeting can be found on the APAC website.