The schedules for the Student Academic Conference on April 15 and the Minnesota Undergraduate Scholars Conference on April 14 will be held in the Comstock Memorial Union. The presentation schedule for each is almost finalized and can be found at the following URLs. Faculty, please consider encouraging your students to attend presentations related to your discipline on both the 14 […]
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Three Philosophy majors submitted papers and were accepted to present at the 2010 Minnesota Philosophical Undergraduate Student Conference at Saint John’s University in Collegeville, Minn., on April 17. The students are Tatiana Gracyk (“The Ethics of Physician-Assisted Suicide”), Daniel Grosz (“Coercion and the Argument from Hiddenness”), and Jennifer Jaszczak (“A Consideration of the Oppression of Women”). There were over 40 submissions, and 31 will be presented with 17 schools being represented at the conference.