SCHEDULE OF SPEAKERS AND EVENTS

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FRIDAY FEBRUARY 25
(All Sessions Furman Hall Room 128)

	3:45-4:20pm Registration (Furman Hall)
	4:20-5:40pm Session FI: Heidegger, Kierkegaard, God and Authenticity
		Existentialism and the Ethics of Authenticity David Przekupowski, University of South Carolina, Columbia   God as Presence Blanche Premo-Hopkins, University of South Carolina, Aiken   Moderator: Malcolm Munson, Greenville Technical College
	5:40-7:00pm Dinner Break
	7:00-8:20pm Session FII: Public Reason, Concepts and Properties
		An Empirical Account of Public Reason Mark Stone, Furman University   Concepts and Properties Dennis Earl, Coastal Carolina University   Moderator: Nils Rauhut, Coastal Carolina University
	9:00pm Reception at the home of Mark Stone (maps available at registration)

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26
(All Sessions Furman Hall Room 128)

	8:15-8:45am Registration (Furman Hall)
	8:45-10:05 Session SI: Undergraduate and Graduate Paper Award Session
		Morality of the Will Brian Lucier, Wofford College (winner Undergraduate Award)   The Beneficial Nature of Virtues Jeff Turner, University of South Carolina, Columbia (winner Graduate Award)   Moderator: Michael Ruse, Coastal Carolina University
	10:05-10:15 Break (Continuing Registration)
	10:15am-12:15pm Session SII: Philosophy of Mind, Qualia and Mental Causation
		Neural Materialism, Pain's Badness, and A posteriori Identities Irwin Goldstein, Davidson College   Shoemaker's Moderate Qualia Realism and the Transparency of Qualia Renee Smith, Coastal Carolina University   Pollyanna Goes to the Park: A Case Study for Mental Causation David A. Norman, University of South Carolina, Lancaster   Moderator: Liz Stillwaggon, University of South Carolina, Columbia
	12:15-1:25pm Lunch Break
	1:25-3:25pm Session SIII: Modernity, the Cogito and the Self
		Modernity and Modernism Nikola Ristic, University of South Carolina, Columbia   Descartes and Methodological Doubt: Was the Cogito Necessary Steven Yates, University of South Carolina, Upstate   The Narcissism that is Not One Adam Rosen, New School University   Moderator: Cynthia Bryson, Greenville Technical College
	3:25-3:40pm Break
	3:40-5:40pm Session SIV: Science, Technology and Values
		Hypothetical and Virtual Reality: Simulations as Technicolor Thought Experiments Liz Stillwaggon, University of South Carolina, Columbia   How to Argue (and How Not to Argue) About Values in Science Kristen Intemann, Coastal Carolina University   Toward a Humean Environmental Virtue Ethic: An Explication of Humility Paul Haught, Newberry College   Moderator: (TBA)
	5:45pm Business Meeting
	7:15pm Banquet

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