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🚨Save the date for World Philosophy Day! 💭 11/14/2023 ⭐️Raffle for door prizes ⭐️refreshments ⭐️lunch Please join us for this celebration featuring alumni talk and panel, student panel, CCEP, our philosophy club, lunch mixer, and more! RSVP: wpdcpp23.eventbrite.com

Catch the Philosophy department's own Dr Cory Aragon as he participates in a virtual interdisciplinary panel discussion on social movements in the context of recent events in the US.

#cppgivingday CPP's 10th annual day of giving, is coming! Mark your calendars for April 19-20 when we will have 36 hours to make 365 days of impact. Your investment in student success during Giving Day transforms the lives of Broncos! tinyurl.com/GD-PHIL

Mark your calendars! Join us next Friday when Professor Caroline Arruda will be here to discuss philosophy of reaction and rationality.

DEADLINE EXTENDED!!! The Undergraduate Journal of Ethics, Policy, and Social Justice (UJEPS), hosted by CPP Philosophy, is still accepting manuscript submissions for the Spring 2023 issue. The application deadline is now Sunday, March 5th.

Next Tuesday! Dr. James Zarsadiaz will be joining us to discuss his book "Resisting Change in Suburbia" and how myths of suburbia, the American west, and the American dream informed regional planning, suburban design, and ideas about race and belonging.

Mark your calendars! A special screening of "How Does It Feel To Be a Problem?" brought to you by @PhilosophyCpp , Ethnic & Woman's Studies, and @CPP_CCEP . RSVP at the link in our bio!

DEADLINE EXTENDED!!! The Undergraduate Journal of Ethics, Policy, and Social Justice (UJEPS), hosted by CPP Philosophy, is still accepting manuscript submissions for the Spring 2023 issue. The application deadline is now Sunday, February 19th.

The Undergraduate Journal of Ethics, Policy, and Social Justice (UJEPS), hosted by CPP Philosophy, is now accepting manuscript submissions for the Spring 2023 issue. Apply today!

Check out the article that @ThePolyPost wrote about last month's World Philosophy Day! Link in our bio.

Are you interested in being an Associate Editor for this year's edition of the Undergraduate Journal of Ethics, Policy, and Social Justice? Apply now!

Cutting through the noise of political advertising about upcoming elections and ballot propositions can be a challenge, so we're here to help! Join us for virtual panel discussions that will hopefully give you some confidence when you’re casting your ballots in November!

Hope to see you there!

The inaugural issue of the Undergraduate Journal of Ethics, Policy, and Social Justice is finally here and available online via the link in our bio. We’re so proud of all the hard work that went into it!

CPP Philosophy Professor Alex Madva was invited on the podcast Conversations in Atlantic Theory to discuss his new book, Movement for Black Lives: Philosophical Perspectives. Have a listen at atlantictheory.org or on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or Amazon Music.

Join CPP Philosophy this Thursday, May 5 at 12 PM for a Q&A discussion with Intercept reporter Ryan Devereaux about the militarization of the Mexico-U.S. border and the U.S. war on immigrants. Click the link for more info and to register: eventbrite.com/e/border-milit…

CPP Philosophy is hosting an end-of-the-year event on May 5th from 4-7 PM on the back patio of Building 1. Everyone is invited and philosophy students are encouraged to bring their families. See you there 🥳

Society is undergoing sweeping social and demographic changes, shaped by digital technologies. In this talk, digital sociologist, Julie Albright, will be discussing the good and bad social impacts of social media For more information and to register, visit the link in our bio

Don’t forget to join us for tomorrow’s talk with Dr. Berit Brogaard. Zoom link: bit.ly/cpp-berit

Philosopher, Dr. Berit Brogaard, will be giving her talk, “Our Human Right to Respect,” on Thursday, April 7, 2022 from 12:00-1:30 PM. Zoom link: cpp.zoom.us/j/86333646470