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    2008 Graduates

Department Newsletters
     Spring 2008, Vol. I, No. 3
     Spring 2007, Vol. I, No. 2
     Spring 2006, Vol. I, No. 1

High School Gifted and Debate Student Workshops
      Fall 2007
     “The Philosopher Goes Boating: Lifeboats, Yachts, and Drowning Children”
      Fall 2006
     “The Philosopher Gets Drafted: Liberal vs. Perfectionist Conceptions of Public Service”
      Fall 2005
     “ Privacy, Liberty, and the Pursuit of National Security: Competing Values in a Post-9/11 World
      Fall 2004
      “ The Morality of Forceful Intervention in the Interest of Peace”
      Fall 2003
    “ The Philosopher Goes to the Beach: Environmental Philosophy and the Oceans”
      Fall 2002
     “ Public Mental Health Care: Philosophical and Moral Perspectives”
      Fall 2001
     “ Weapons of Mass Destruction: Philosophical and Moral Perspectives”
     Spring 2001
    “ Does Justice Have Borders”
     Spring 2000
     “ In Search of Wisdom: Democracy and its Discontents”

Awards and Recognitions
      Certificate and Scholarships
             Spring 2005
             Spring 2006
             Spring 2007
             Spring 2008

Papers accepted

• Rob Byer – “The Ontological Argument for the Existence of ARJ; A Reduction” (accepted and presented at The University of Oklahoma Undergraduate Conference and the Pacific University Undergraduate Conference – Fall 2005)
• Zach Jurgensen – “A Critique of Swinburne’s ‘Teleological’ Argument” (accepted for presentation at the University of Oklahoma Undergraduate Conference Fall 2005)
• Meredith Trexler – “Art: A Path to Morality” (accepted and presented at the University of Oklahoma Undergraduate Conference Fall 2005)
• Nathan Zimmerman – "Science as a Form of Art" (accepted and presnted at the University of Oklahoma and Pacific University conferences Spring 2008)
• Jo Timkar – "Managing PVS, Giving the Dead a Life Sentence?" (accepted at the 11th Annual National Undergraduate Bioethics Conference at Union College at Schenectady, N.Y. Spring 2008)

Senior Theses – to view video of presentations (beginning w/Spring 06, see “Presentations” link)

• Ryan Leiker – “A New Hope in Therapy: Philosophical Counseling” – Fall 2005
• John Sieczkowski – “Universals Revisited” – Spring 2005
• Jeremy Conner – “Scriptural Contributions Toward Solving The Problem of Evil” Spring 05
• Stephen Willis – “Divine Action And Free Will” – Spring 2005