Past Events

Signs. Atrium & Second Cup remain open to public.

Hospitality will reserve 1/2 of the lower level tables for Day 2luncheon. Signs Required.

Daniel MacLeod presents his colloquium paper, “Sovereignty, Symmetry and the Sacrament: The Church and Order in Early Sixteenth Century Glasgow,” on Tuesday, May 10 from 1:00 - 3:00pm in 2020 MacKinnon Extension. Daniel MacLeod is a doctoral candidate in the Tri-University Graduate Program in History at the University of Guelph.

Location: Philosophy Seminar Room (346) Thesis Title : Miche l Foucault: The Logic of Freedom All are welcome!

Hospitality will reserve 1/2 of Atrium tables for the luncheon. Chemistry Department. Signs required.

Professor Moniique Deveaux Is inequality a bad thing, or is it really not having enough of what we need to live a good life that is m orally objectionable? Free Admission

The Rethinking the History of Science and Technology in a Global Context Workshop takes place on May 5 in the lecture room of the Macdonald Stewart Art Centre from 10am - 4pm. The workshop is organized by Tara Abraham and Sofie Lachapelle of the Department of History. Its aim is to generate dialogue and discussion on ways to foster global awareness in teaching history of science and technology.

Organized by University of Guelph professors Tara Abraham and Sofie Lachapelle, the aim of the workshop is to bring together faculty withexpertise in both history and history of science and technology in a globalperspective who will share their experiences, methods, and perspectives i n a informal atmosphere. For more info, please visit www.uoguelph.ca/hist ory To register, please email Jodi Campbell, workshop coordinator at jca mpb2@uoguelph.ca by April 15

Location : MacKinnon, Philosophy Department Seminar Room (346) Thesis Title : An Ethics of Intelligently Formed Habits: How Theory Info rms Practice in Charles S. Peirce's Writings All are welcome!

Tara Abraham and Sofie Lachapelle are proud to announce that the University of Guelph is hosting the 4th Annual GTA Symposium on History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science, Technology, and Medicine on Tuesday, May 3, 2011 from 10am to 4pm. The symposium is an effort on the part of scholars in the GTA to foster opportunities for communication and to provide a forum for scholarly exchange, bringing together faculty and graduate students interested in a range of topics and approaches constitutive of HPS/STS.