Upcoming Events

Thank you for a great semester. To learn more about our exciting recent events, please visit the Past Events page. We'll be posting more events of this type very soon.

Nils-Hennes Stear
Stear Speaks to Graduate Students

Nils-Hennes Stear, Philosophy (Universit of Auburn)
Peabody Hall, Room 205S

Peabody Hall
Welcome Back Reception

Peabody Hall, outside

graduation reception
Reception for Graduating Seniors

online (2:30pm) and in-person outside Peabody Hall (3:30pm)

graduation reception
Reception for Graduating Seniors

online (2:30pm) and in-person outside Peabody Hall (3:30pm)

Helen De Cruz, Spring 21 UGA Dept of Philosophy Kleiner lecture series
Helen De Cruz (Saint Louis University): “Wonder, Magic, and Why We Do Philosophy”

Helen De Cruz, Philosophy (University of St. Louis)
Co-organized with the Department of Religion; online lecture, registration info below

Antón Barba-Kay, Spring '21 Kleiner lecture series, UGA Philosophy Dept
Antón Barba-Kay (Catholic University): "The Religion of Boredom in Kierkegaard's Either/Or"

Antón Barba-Kay, Philosophy (Catholic University)
Online lecture, advanced registration info below.

George Yancy, Kleiner lecture series Spring '21 UGA Dept of Philosophy
George Yancy (Emory University): "The Force of Love in the Face of White Supremacy"

George Yancy, Philosophy (Emory University)
Co-organized with the Institute of African-American Studies; online lecture, registration info below

George Yancy, Kleiner lecture series Spring '21 UGA Dept of Philosophy
George Yancy (Emory University): "The Force of Love in the Face of White Supremacy"

George Yancy, Philosophy (Emory University)
Co-organized with the Institute of African-American Studies; online lecture, registration info below

Cameron Buckner
Cameron Buckner (University of Houston): "Can Deep Neural Networks Model--Or Even Transcend--the Human Faculty of Abstraction?"

Cameron Buckner, Department of Philosophy (University of Houston )
Online lecture, sign-in info below; Co-sponsored with the Institute for Artificial Intelligence

Barry Smith, UGA Dept of Philosophy Spring '21 Kleiner lecture series
Barry Smith (University at Buffalo): “Why Not Robot Police? On the Limits of Artificial Intelligence”

Online lecture, see below for sign-in info:

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