Program-At-A-Glance
Complementary refreshments and conference program books are available in the Baldwin Hall and McClain Lobbies at 8:00 am. Registration is not required for session attendance and the entire campus community is invited and encouraged to attend.
Presiding: Dr. Chad Mohler
8:30
110 - 1 KIMBERLY R. RAMOSDr. Chad Mohler, Faculty Mentor "Just Sensational:" Defending Galileo’s Theory of Sense-Related Properties
"Just Sensational:" Defending Galileo’s Theory of Sense-Related Properties
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8:45
110 - 2 ZACHARY C. WESSELSDr. Ding-hwa Hsieh, Faculty Mentor After the Christian Century: Christianity’s Unpopularity in the Land of the Kami
After the Christian Century: Christianity’s Unpopularity in the Land of the Kami
9:00
110 - 3 ABIGAIL G. ATWELLDr. Stephen Pollard, Faculty Mentor Aristotle's Impact on Christian Emotions
Aristotle's Impact on Christian Emotions
9:15
110 - 4 MARY KOCHANSKIDr. William Ashcraft, Faculty Mentor The Dogmatic Shift Within the Children of God: New Religious Movements
The Dogmatic Shift Within the Children of God: New Religious Movements
9:30
110 - 5 OLIVIA A. STUERTZDr. Dereck Daschke, Faculty Mentor Religiosity and Belief in the Paranormal
Religiosity and Belief in the Paranormal
9:45
110 - 6 KEVIN A. FORTNERDr. Chad Mohler, Faculty Mentor The Evolution of the Cosmological Argument
Complimentary refreshment breaks will be held in the main lobbies of Baldwin Hall and McClain Hall.
Presiding: Grace Fodor
10:15
204 - 1 CONOR ROBISONDr. William Ashcraft, Faculty Mentor "Crowned by His almighty hand with victory..." Views towards warfare in the Eastern Roman Empire
"Crowned by His almighty hand with victory..." Views towards warfare in the Eastern Roman Empire
Complimentary refreshment break will be held in the main lobby of Baldwin Hall.
Opportunities and Challenges in Interdisciplinary Research and Collaboration
Dr. Stacia Dreyer Assistant Research Professor School for the Future of Innovation in Society at Arizona State University
Presiding: Derek Franklin
1:30
302 - 1 MORGAN L. VAN VLECKDr. Natalie Alexander, Faculty Mentor Deliberative Account of Social Epistemology: Solving Peer Disagreement With Improved Deliberations
Deliberative Account of Social Epistemology: Solving Peer Disagreement With Improved Deliberations
1:45
302 - 2 TYLER J. HANSONDr. William Ashcraft, Faculty Mentor The Development of the Stone-Campbell Movement and the Leaders' Response to Doctrinal Differences
The Development of the Stone-Campbell Movement and the Leaders' Response to Doctrinal Differences
A conference-wide reception will be held in the Student Union Building from 3:00-4:30 pm. The entire campus community is invited to attend to help honor and celebrate the scholarly and creative achievements of all students presenters and faculty mentors.
