Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club. Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

Please save the date for the Spring 2023 Bodaken Philosophy Symposium with CSU Alumnus Bryce Huebner from Georgetown University. Dr. Huebner's public lecture will take place on Tuesday, March 7th at 4:00 pm in the Longs Peak Room (Lory Student Center, room 302).

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club. Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club. Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club. Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.

Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) meeting to discuss minority topics in philosophy and resources to support further minority engagement.  All students interested in inclusive philosophy are welcome! MAP contact: Minh-Tu Van; csu_map@outlook.com

Please save the date for the Inaugural Distinguished Lecture in Environmental Ethics with visiting scholar Kyle Whyte on Thursday, March 30th.  Dr. Whyte's lecture will be held in the Lory Student Center, Ballroom A.

Environmental Justice Two Years Later: Lessons from the U.S.' Largest Ever Investment to End Environmental Racism

Environmental Justice Two Years Later: Lessons from the U.S.' Largest Ever Investment to End Environmental Racism

Abstract: In 2021, the Biden-Harris Administration launched the largest investment in environmental justice in the history of the U.S. - pledging and allocating hundreds of billions of dollars to combat environmental racism. However, the scale of investment has revealed dimensions of environmental justice that have been neglected in public policy and academia. The neglected dimensions reveal problems that are vexing to solve, whether philosophically, scientifically, or practically. The presentation will review the status of environmental justice in the U.S. today, and recommend pathways forward given what has been learned through two years of growth in resources and policies for environmental justice.

All students are invited to join Philosophy Club. Meeting weekly, philosophy students join classmates from across campus to engage in deep discussion on topics picked by the group, ranging from the nature of time and the dimensions of human consciousness to the ethical challenges of global business and sustainability. Meetings take place in Eddy 6 every Friday at 4. Questions can be directed to this year’s club president, Matt Carter (matt2002@colostate.edu), or faculty advisor, Paul DiRado.