Cal Poly Pomona Philosophy Department

Join us tomorrow for 8th annual celebration of World Philosophy Day!

World Philosophy Day 2023 at CPP CPP Philosophy's 8th Annual World Philosophy Day Celebration!

CLASS has a busy week of events lined up this week! One of those events includes World Philosophy Day, happening tomorrow November 14 from 10 am - 3pm in Ursa Minor!

Register and learn more here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/world-philosophy-day-2023-at-cpp-tickets-744695563477?utm_experiment=control_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios

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.

Remember! Mark your calendars for April 26th! We'll be celebrating our 2023 graduates, sharing a meal, and spending quality time together! All current students and alumni are invited.

Cal Poly Pomona'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, and the impact will ripple across their communities. Help bring student dreams into focus! Use the URL below!

https://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.

UJEPS is a student-run undergraduate journal and aims to provide a space for undergraduate students to publish original research that exhibits critical thinking through a social justice lens.

Please reach out to the PHL Dept if you have any questions!

Mark your calendars! A special screening of "How Does It Feel To Be a Problem?" brought to you by the Cal Poly Pomona Philosophy Department , Ethnic & Woman's Studies Department, and California Center for Ethics and Policy. RSVP at the link in our bio!

This film traces the phenomenon of othering in America, how marginalized groups of people are mistreated in a nation that allegedly cares about justice and equality. A panel discussion will follow and feature director, producer, co-writer, and CPP professor, Dr Thomas Keith.

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.

UJEPS is a student-run undergraduate journal and aims to provide a space for undergraduate students to publish original research that exhibits critical thinking through a social justice lens.

Please reach out to the PHL Dept if you have any questions!

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

UJEPS is a student-run undergraduate journal and aims to provide a space for undergraduate students to publish original research that exhibits critical thinking through a social justice lens.

Check out the article that The Poly Post wrote about last month's World Philosophy Day!

https://thepolypost.com/news/2022/11/22/cpp-celebrates-world-philosophy-day/

The Undergraduate Journal of Ethics, Policy, and Social Justice (UJEPS), hosted by CPP Philosophy, is now accepting applications for Associate Editors. CPP undergraduates from any major are invited to apply. The application deadline is Friday, November 11, and Associate Editors will be selected through a subsequent interview process.

UJEPS is a student-run undergraduate journal and aims to provide a space for undergraduate students to publish original research that exhibits critical thinking through a social justice lens. Associate Editors will work in Spring 2023 as a team to review, provide constructive feedback on, and prepare for publication that original work. In the process, Associate Editors will train a variety of marketable and adaptable critical thinking skills and, by the end of the Spring 2023 semester, will produce an issue of the journal that exhibits those skills.