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Society for Philosophy
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Annual MeetingThe SPP sponsors an annual meeting, usually held in June. Meetings consist of invited lectures and symposia, contributed papers, and a Presidential address. Social events include a receptions and lunch meetings. SPP encourages suggestions for the invited portion of the program for upcoming meetings. These should be directed to this year's Program Chairs. We encourage philosophers, psychologists, and cognitive scientists more broadly to submit contributed papers to the meeting. Diversity InitiativesThe SPP Diversity Committee holds sessions at the annual meeting. In addition, in 2011 there was a meeting, chaired by Valerie Tiberius and Carrie Figdor, regarding the APA-funded project to use SPP expertise to begin experimentally Studying the Gender Gap in Philosophy. The resulting report is was published in Hypatia in 2012, Volume 27 (4):949-957. SPP is also now offering a number of travel awards for graduate students to encourage diversity. Past Meetings
* As a result of moving meeting time from fall to spring, no meeting was held between fall 1974 and spring 1976. |
49th Annual Meeting, 2023The 2023 meeting of SPP will be held at the Univesity of Pittsburgh on June 20-23. Registration Registration for the conference is now open. Please register on EventBrite. Accomodations (Hotel and Dorms) SPP has reserved a block of 75 rooms at the Hilton Garden Inn (10 minutes by feet from the Cathedral of Learning). Please book by May 21st. Please use this link or call the Hilton directly and refer to the SPP conference. Dorms at U.Pitt are available and may be booked through registration by May 28th. Conference Schedule Preliminary conference program is now available and will be periodically updated prior to the conference.
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June 23 More details about the conference will be posted here when they are available. Questions about the meeting should be directed to the conference organizers. The conference organizers are Nadia Chernyak (UC Irvine, Cognitive Science) and Sara Aronowitz (U Toronto, Philosophy). The local organizer is Edouard Machery (U Pittsburgh, History and Philosophy of Science). |