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PURPOSE
The purpose of UNF's Philosophy Club is twofold.
First, it
is to provide students with a chance to explore their
philosophical interests and to learn from one another
in social
settings beyond the classroom. Second, it is to
equip students and alumni for success in philosophy
and affiliated fields.
FACEBOOK *NEW*
For the latest news, upcoming events, etc., check out the Club's Facebook page.
ACTIVITIES
Like
any other field, part of what makes doing philosophy enjoyable is the
chance to
get paid for doing something you love, and part of what makes it
enjoyable is the chance to develop meaningful relationships with people
who share your interests. To get a feel for the Philosophy
Club, join us fo any of a number of events, such as (i) a philosophy
slam
at a local bar, (ii) one of our dinners at a local restaurant, (iii) a reading group,
or (iv) coffee
or lunch with department faculty. If you are
interested in
something more 'formal' and 'professional', the Philosophy Club will help you get involved
in other events, such as (i) professional
conferences,
like those coducted by the American
Philosophical Association or the Florida
Philosophical Association, (ii) student conferences, like the
Northeast Florida Student Philosophy
Conference, which UNF has hosted for more than a decade, or
(iii) department
colloquia,
at which you can discuss contemporary philosophical research
with those working in the field.
FLORIDA STUDENT PHILOSOPHY BLOG
If your schedule is tight, you can always get
invloved online! The Department
of Philosophy
and Religious Studies
at UNF hosts the Florida
Student
Philosophy Blog. The blog is committed to conducting quality
discussions of issues
philosophical, religious,
moral, political, and scientific. It has an international audience, but
its contributors are undergrads,
grads, and alumni from philosophy departments throughout the state of
Florida, as well as invited guests affiliated with these departments.
FURTHER INFORMATION
If
you have any questions or would like more information about the
Club,
contact the Club's president, Alex Hetzel, or the Club's faculty advisor, Rico
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