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Philosophy

Advising Time

It’s time to be advised for Spring 2012!!
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The Philosophy & Liberal Studies Department’s advising for Spring 2012 will be held between: Monday, Oct. 25th — Wednesday, Nov. 9th.

To ensure class availability and avoid late registration fees, students are STRONGLY encouraged to make and keep their advising appointments during the scheduled advising period.
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Early Admittance Law Program students (majoring in Philosophy) should contact Dr. Doug Keaton at dekeaton@ualr.edu to set up their appointment.

All other Philosophy majors should contact Gabby Moreno by (501-569-3312 or gxmoreno@ualr.edu) to set up an appointment with one of our advisors.

Updated 10.31.2011

Philosophy Bites - Phi Sigma Tau

Phi Sigma Tau, the Philosophy Honor Society, hosts Philosophy Bites once a month in bites_t.jpg Stabler 307 at lunchtime to dicuss philosophical questions guided by a gobbet, or bite, of philosophical text.

Stay tuned for our next topic…

Updated 11.28.2011

Ethics Bowl

Cat looking.jpg We are coordinating an Ethics Bowl Team! The team will compete at this year’s regional Ethics Bowl in Texas on November 12. For any of you interested in joining the team, Read more »

Updated 10.1.2011

Award Winners

trophy-cup.jpgCheck out our 2011 Award winners: outstanding students in Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Liberal Arts.

Click here for the list of award winners.

Congratulations to all!

Updated 9.21.2011

Teaching Philosophy to Children

whylogo.jpgHow young can children learn philosophy? How should it be taught in the schools? Maughn Gregory, Associate Professor of Education Foundations and Director of the Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children at Montclair State University, will talk on WHY RADIO about “Teaching Philosophy for Children.”

Check out this talk and others on Why Radio

Updated 7.6.2011
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