Thursday, October 11, 2012
Philosophy Faculty Colloquia
Time: 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location: Bishop Hall 242
James Grunebaum, professor emeritus in the Philosophy Department, presents "Happiness As The Good."
Matthew Little, philosophy and computer informations system major, will be the commentator.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Philosophy and Humanities Department Fall 2012 Faculty Colloquia
Time: 3:30 p.m.
Location: Ketchum Hall 113
Fourth lecture in our Philosophy and Humanities Fall 2012 Faculty Colloquia series, "Is Conservative Religious Homeschooling Good Care? Using Care Ethics to Examine Homeschooling," presented by Bethany Delecki-Earns, M.S., Buffalo State lecturer of religious studies and mathematics. Commentator: William Watkins, philosophy major.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Research in Philosophy at Buffalo State
Time: All day
Location: E. H. Butler Library Lobby
The Buffalo State Philosophy Program is featuring a display of their research. Full-time philosophy faculty members included in the display are: Kimberly Blessing, associate professor, Julian Cole, assistant professor; John Draeger, associate professor, Jason Grinnell, assistant professor, and George Hole, distinguished teaching professor; Professor Jerry Nosich is on sabbatical this semester. Faculty members have included samples of research in their respective areas of interest including ancient philosophy, character ethics, Descartes and Modern philosophy, ethics, existentialism, meaning of life, metaphysics of social reality, philosophy of mathematics, professional ethics, Socrates, Zen, and more. Scholarly works include an edited book, articles in peer-reviewed journals in ethics, philosophy, the history of philosophy, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of social sciences, social philosophy, as well as chapters in books and anthologies on the philosophy of mathematics, atheism, and philosophy and popular culture, encyclopedic entries in philosophy, and peer-reviewed journals on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
The display of scholarship in philosophy will be on display for the month of October. Viewable during regular library hours.