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SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY FOR PHILOSOPHY
NORTH CAROLINA PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
2010 Conference
Queens University
Charlotte, North Carolina
February 2627, 2010
CALL FOR PAPERS
Submission Guidelines
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Graduate and Undergraduate Essay Prizes
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Panels and Workshops
Conference Program
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Conference Location
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Lodging and Travel Information
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Important Dates
This is a call for papers for the 2010 South Carolina Society for
Philosophy (SCSP) meeting, to be hosted by the Queens
University Department of Philosophy and Religion.
This will be a joint meeting with the North Carolina Philosophy
Society.
Papers on any philosophical topic (ethics, politics, religion, science,
logic, metaphysics, epistemology, language, etc.) are welcome. Papers
should be designed for a presentation time of twenty to thirty minutes (ten
or fifteen pages.) There may be special sessions with invited speakers,
but the bulk of the sessions will be based on submitted papers. Papers by
graduate and undergraduate students will be reviewed by the program chair
and two other referees.
Submissions from students are very strongly
encouraged. If warranted, the program will include a session devoted
exclusively to papers submitted by undergraduates.
For all submissions, abstracts of 300-500 words are required by
December 1, 2009. Abstracts should include a title and a category (or
two) into which the paper would fit at the conference. All submissions
should also include the author's name, affiliation, complete mailing
address, phone number, and e-mail address. Authors must be prepared to
present their papers in time-slots of approximately 20-30 minutes (with a
further 15 minutes allotted for questions after the paper presentation).
Abstracts may be submitted by email to Dr. William P. Kiblinger, 2010 SCSP
Program Chair, at kiblingerw@winthrop.edu.
Graduate and undergraduate students must also submit full papers by
January 4, 2010. The full paper should be 10-15 double-spaced pages in
length, prepared with one-inch margins, and typed in a standard 12-pt font.
Graduate and undergraduate students who want their papers to be considered
for the graduate paper award or undergraduate paper
award must state this explicitly on their cover page.
Two hard copies of the paper and cover page, suitable for blind review,
should be sent to the Program Chair, to arrive no later than January
4:
Dr. William P. Kiblinger
2010 SCSP Program Chair
Department of Philosophy & Religious Studies
Winthrop University
Rock Hill, SC 29733
Student papers will be reviewed by the program chair and two other referees.
Authors will be notified of acceptances in early February.
For notification purposes, be sure to provide your e-mail address in
addition to your return surface-mail address.
Prizes will be awarded for the best papers
authored by a graduate student and an undergraduate student (restricted
to South Carolina students). These winning papers will be included on the
program for the annual meeting. Other student papers, in addition to the
prize-winners, may also be included on the program. Submissions from
students are very strongly encouraged. Those who teach promising students
are asked please to encourage submissions from these students. Papers
submitted for consideration for an award will be judged by two referees who
are not from the student's institution.
Would you like to recommend a special session?
In addition to submitted papers, we invite proposals for special sessions,
with invited speakers, on topics that may be of interest to SCSP members or
on topics that are especially current. We also maintain a tradition of
having a round-table discussion on a topic of professional interest to
members. (In the past we have had round-table discussions devoted to
various teaching-related matters, and to the issue of philosophy in the
public forum). Each year we solicit suggestions for special sessions from
SCSP members.
Proposals for special sessions, panels, or workshops should be sent to the
Program Chair as early as possible.
Early submission of these proposals is especially important for joint
conferences with NCPS since we must coordinate scheduling with any
proposals that might come from NCPS.
Proposals must include names of each participant, the theme of the panel,
and a 3-5 page abstract of each participant's presentation. These sessions
may involve speakers from South Carolina, or colleagues from outside of
South Carolina who would be willing to attend the meetings at their own
expense. Unfortunately, the SCSP does not have funds to cover speaker
expenses.
The 2010 conference will be hosted by the
Queens
University Department of Philosophy and Religion.
The pre-registration fee (deadline: Feb. 15, 2010) is $25. The fee for
registration after Feb. 15, by mail or on-site, is $35. The fee is $10
for students in either case.
(PRE)REGISTRATION FORM
Lodging and Travel
Accommodations information:
57 rooms have been reserved at a special rate for Friday, February 26, 2010.
Also, 20 rooms have been reserved for Thursday and Saturday nights.
Ask for the NC/SC PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY rooms. Reservations must be made no
later than Thursday, February 4, 2010.
If after making a reservation, you wish to cancel, that must be done no later than February 11,
Comfort Inn - Executive Park
5822 Westpark Drive
Charlotte, NC 28217 USA
Phone: 7045252626
Fax: 7045253372
Rates:
$67.99 for a room with one king bed,
$72.24 for a room with two doubles. Plus tax.
Travel information:
The hotel is an easy 15 minutes in-town drive from Queens University of Charlotte.
To get to Queens from the hotel:
- Head northwest on Westpark Dr toward Griffith Rd go for 0.4 mi
- Turn right at Tyvola Rd go for 0.7 mi
- Turn left at South Blvd go for 0.8 mi
- Turn right at E Woodlawn Rd go for 2.0 mi
- Turn left at Selwyn Ave go for about 1.3 mi to Queens University,
which will be on the left
- Turn left at Wellesley Ave and park in either lot E or lot J
(see below)
Queens University of Charlotte is located at 1900 Selwyn Avenue in Charlotte.
For a map of the campus go to
http://www.queens.edu/admissions/onlinecampusmap.asp.
Sessions will be held in three adjacent buildings:
Sykes (Bldg 31 on the map), Dana (Bldg 3), and Walker Science (Bldg 2).
Park in either lot E or lot J.
The lots and the buildings where sessions will be held are off Wellesley Avenue.
Parking lot E, the closest, may be full early Friday afternoon, but there should
be spaces there at other times.
Here is a parking pass. Please
print it and put it on your dashboard. Park in any
space except for those reserved for faculty or staff.
For more information, please contact Will Kiblinger
at kiblingerw@winthrop.edu or
(803)323-4598.
Abstract Submission deadline: December 1, 2009
Graduate and undergraduate paper submission deadline: January 4, 2010
Notification of acceptance: February 1, 2010
Lodging reservations: Group rates reserved until February 4, 2010
Pre-registration (lower fee) deadline: February 15, 2010
Conference: February 2627, 2010
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