Location: D.M. Smith Room 303 and Online
The School of Public Policy Speaker Series welcomes Perry Zurn, assistant professor of philosophy at American University. He will present on the topic "curiosity as strategy and as tactic," followed by 30-45 minutes of Q&A.
Description of the talk:
Date(s): March 1, 2022, 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Location: D.M. Smith Room 303 and Online
Join the School of Public Policy for the next installment in its speaker series. The event, "Coping with the Pandemic: Distal and Proximal Technologies in Educational Settings,” will feature Markus Bohlmann of the University of Münster in Germany.
Location: Zoom
Join us Friday, April 1, 2022, for a virtual talk with University of Chicago Kenneth C. Griffin Distinguished Service Professor of Economics John List.
In his new book,The Voltage: Effect How to Make Good Ideas Great and Great Ideas Scale, List reveals why some ideas take off (or scale) and why others fall flat using a mix of original research and real-world anecdotes from working with companies like Uber, Lyft, and Tinder.
Location: tables at Harrison Square (between D.M. Smith and Tech Tower), or the tables with benches downhill from The Whistle Stop (formerly Highland Bakery)
The Philosophy Club will meet to discuss a paper by Michael Hoffmann titled "Heterogeneous Reasoning: A Necessary Condition for Reframing Knowledge." In case of rain, meet in D.M. Smith Room 118.
As always, it is expected that attendees read the paper before the meeting.
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