Philosophy Club

The Philosophy Club is a group of  mostly undergraduate, and some graduate, students who meet for various philosophically-related activities. Many attendees are philosophy majors or minors, but non-philosophy students and members of the public are very welcome.

We discuss philosophically interesting issues in a pretty informal way, sometimes accompanied by pizza and pop. Often our discussion will be centered around a particular topic, reading or film. Recent works discussed include Thomas Nagel's What is it Like to be a Bat?, Bertrand Russell's The Sex Taboo, and Michael Huemer's America's Unjust Drug War.  We are very much a member-directed group, so anyone who is interested in suggesting a particular reading, film, or activity for the group is encouraged to do so.

• Meetings:  Every Wednesday during the semester at 7:30 pm, but check with the club President for details.
  
• Location: 301 Shatzel Hall

If you are interested in finding out what the Philosophy Club is up to this week, contact us:

Philosophy Club Contacts:

President: Natalie Beaverson, email address: nbeaver@bgsu.edu

Vice President: Victor Kriska, email address: vkriska@bgsu.edu

Treasurer: Cameron Green, email address: camerjg@bgsu.edu