Philosophy & Religion Conference Call for Papers
The Department of Philosophy & Religion invites students from any major to consider submitting papers to the 28th annual Undergraduate Philosophy and Religion Conference and to share their ideas with other academically talented young scholars from around the country and in different areas of expertise.
The submission deadline is Oct. 7 and the conference will take place Nov. 11 on the Truman campus. Papers from any area of philosophy and/or religion are welcome. This may include fields such as classics, anthropology and others. Papers should be no longer than 25 minutes reading time (approximately 8-10 pages). A review panel of Truman undergraduates will select the program. If a paper is selected, the author will be asked to provide a 100-word abstract upon acceptance of the invitation to present.
Those making submissions should separate ALL identifying information from the paper in either format; include ONLY in a separate cover sheet or in the body of the email. Submit papers either as an email attachment sent to ddaschke@truman.edu (subject line: Undergraduate Philosophy and Religion Conference) or as hard copy delivered to Dereck Daschke’s mailbox in McClain Hall 214.
The submission deadline is Oct. 7 and the conference will take place Nov. 11 on the Truman campus. Papers from any area of philosophy and/or religion are welcome. This may include fields such as classics, anthropology and others. Papers should be no longer than 25 minutes reading time (approximately 8-10 pages). A review panel of Truman undergraduates will select the program. If a paper is selected, the author will be asked to provide a 100-word abstract upon acceptance of the invitation to present.
Those making submissions should separate ALL identifying information from the paper in either format; include ONLY in a separate cover sheet or in the body of the email. Submit papers either as an email attachment sent to ddaschke@truman.edu (subject line: Undergraduate Philosophy and Religion Conference) or as hard copy delivered to Dereck Daschke’s mailbox in McClain Hall 214.
