Society for Student Philosophers
The inclusion of graduate and undergraduate students in the American Philosophical Association is of prime importance for both the professional future of the discipline and the intellectual growth of its students. As such, the Society for Student Philosophers was formed in 2001 to provide an outlet for student participation at the division meetings of the American Philosophical Association. It has since expanded its activities to include holding an annual conference that attracts submissions from students around the world and that features premiere keynote speakers from various areas of philosophy.
Please feel free to email the Society with any suggestions or comments you may have.
Scott R. Stroud, Ph.D.
University of Texas-Pan American
Director, Society for Student Philosophers
The Ohio State University
Assistant Director, Society for Student Philosophers
SSP Updates:
University of Texas-Pan American
Keynote Speaker: Roger Ames, University of Hawaii at Manoa
SSP Panels at the 2009 APA-Pacific
and APA-Central Division Meetings
Last updated 02/05/2009