Past Events

Second Cup and Atrium remain open

 On August 31, Megan Clare Webber will defend her MA Thesis: "'Ground Honest in the Reform Mill': The Theory and Experience of Reformation in the Philanthropic Society and Refuge for the Destititue, c. 1788-1830." Dr. Kevin James, advisor. Get the abstract: .pdf

Private event in the lower atrium. Six rectangular tables reserv ed.

Second Cup remains open.

Private Event. Second Cup closed.

Atrium and Second Cup remain open. Show starts at 10am and run s until 2pm. Set up begins around 8am.

MA student: Max Degaust Time: 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. Thesis Title: John Locke and Liberal Ownership ALL ARE WELCOME

Set up starts at 5pm. Private Event 6pm - 8pm.

Set-up at 8:30am; Posters from 9am-3pm; Second Cup and Atriu m remain open.

PhD student: Fred Guerin Time: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Thesis Title: On Being Critical: Critical Hermeneutics and the Relevance of the Ancient                      Notion of Phronesis in Contemporary Moral and Political Thought ALL ARE WELCOME