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11th Annual
Contents
Preparing for the Conference .........................3 Getting to the City ..............................................3 Getting Around the City ...................................3 Getting Around Campus ..................................4 Stay on Campus ..................................................4 Food in Salt Lake City ........................................5 Conference Schedule ........................................6 Conference Events .............................................7 Outside the Conference....................................8 Contact Us .............................................................8
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Stay on Campus
University Guest House 110 Fort Douglas Blvd Salt Lake City, UT 84113
The University Guest House, which we recommend for lodging, is also marked on the above map. It is just minutes away from the CTIHB and conveniently close to two TRAX stops for easy travel to and from the airport and conference activities. If you would like to share a room with someone, please contact us and we will try to help facilitate these arrangements.
Emmigration Canyon Ruths Diner ($) 2100 Emigration Canyon Within Walking Distance from the University Big Eds ($) 210 University B & D Burgers ($) 222 South 1300 East Market St. Grill and Einsteins Bagels are also in this area.
Vegan Lovers Sages ($$) 473 E. 300 South (Trolley) Vertical Diner ($) 2280 S West Temple (Central Pointe SANDY TRAX LINE)
9th and 9th Barbacoa ($) 859 East 900 South. Local burrito chain. Pago ($$$) 878 South 900 East
15th and 15th Mazzas ($$) Lebanese Lebanese cuisine. The Paris ($$$) Guess.
Conference Schedule
Below we have provided a conference schedule. Please note that it may be subject to change. See our website for the latest updates on the conference!
THURSDAY
Jacob Stegenga
Hollow Hunt for Harms THURSDAY NIGHT HANGOUT
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Plenary Speaker
University of Utah
7:15 - 9:15 pm
Sarah McGrath
Equilibrium in Ethics and Epistemology
Princeton University
5:30 pm
Keynote Speaker
3-5 pm
Stoneground Pizza
saturday
Betty Stoneman Radicalesbians and Nietzsche: Slave Morality and the Uberfrau
Commentator: Cinnamon Jensen 10-10:55 am 9 - 9:55 am
Friday
Rachel Cicoria Death, Dignity, and Kantian
Commentator: Ryan Nelson 10-10:55 am 9-9:55 am
Julian Gonzalez Hegel and Kants Moral World Views: Paradoxes and Basis for Absolute Knowing
Commentator: Anna Vaughn 11-11:55 am
Jonathan Spelman The Original Position, the Difference Principle, and the Unborn
Commentator: Brandon Bowen 11-11:55 am
Emma Duncan Trolleys and Transplants: Derailing the Distinction Between Doing and Allowing
Commentator: Dan Molter 12-12:55 pm Lunch
Lunch
1-1:55pm
1-1:55 pm
Duane Long, Jr. Standards for Self Control and Weakness of the Will
Commentator: Nick Harrison
CONFERENCE PARTY
at 1000 Princeton Ave.
Conference Events
All are welcome at an informal which will follow the plenary speaker at 273 Trolley Square, Salt Lake City, UT Use the Trolley TRAX Stop for this event or park at the Trolley Station Parking Deck
All speakers will present in the Tanner Library (CTIHB 406) on the 4th Floor of the Carolyn Tanner-Irish Humanities Building
Use the TRAX and campus bus or park at the Student Union Parking Lot
5:30 pm Friday Night All speakers and department members are welcome to join us at
7 pm Saturday Night The will follow the end of the conference at 1000 Princeton Ave (1000 East 1140 South) Parking is available along the street
CONFERENCE PARTY
249 E 400 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Use the Library TRAX Stop for this event or if you drive, parking is provided behind the restuarant
Stoneground Pizza
Salt Lake / Park City: Home to the 2004 Winter Olympics Check out Olympic sights around the U of U campus!
High West Distillery and Saloon: Check out this home grown distillery in Park City
Salt Flats Escalante Park: not for the faint of heart (or limb) Never hike alone!
Sundance
Sundance: Home to the Sundance Film Festival in January. Robert Redford named this little town Sundance as a tribute to his role in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Down in the Red Rock desert, the Hole-In-The-Wall Gang took refuge here.
Contact Us
If you have questions, please feel free to contact us Email: uuiwgpc@gmail.com Tony Smith: (801) 414-6271 Department: 801-581-8161 Colin Lewis: (910) 409-1011