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Divisional and Affiliated Group Sessions

WED JAN 13, SESSION 1, 9:00 AM-10:50 AM

Divisional Program

1A.

Other: Pain and ethics

Speaker: Jada Wiggleton-Little (The Ohio State University)
Speaker: Dana Howard (The Ohio State University)
1B.

Invited Symposium: Metaphysics of Mind

1C.

Invited Symposium: Emilie du Chatelet

Speaker: Fatema Amijee (University of British Columbia)
Speaker: Clara Carus (Harvard University)
1D.

Invited Symposium: Language and Power

Speaker: Hsiang-Yun Chen (Academia Sinica)
Speaker: DeeAnn Spicer (Howard University)
1E.

Invited Book Symposium: Disability, Non-Identity, and Bioethics: In Honor of David Wasserman

Chair: Aaron Gray (Georgetown University)
Speaker: Sean Aas (Georgetown University)
Speaker: Steve Campbell (Bentley University)
Speaker: Sara Purinton (National Institutes of Health)
1F.

Symposium: Epistemic Accessibility, Conceivability, and Self-Evidence

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Xinyi Yang (Boston College Philosophy Department)
"Epistemic Accessibility, Conceivability, and Self-Evidence"
Commentator: TBD
1G.

Symposium: Gabrielle Suchon’s Philosophical Anthropology and the Theological Foundations of her Critique of Patriarchy

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Margaret Matthews (Assumption University)
"Gabrielle Suchon’s Philosophical Anthropology and the Theological Foundations of her Critique of Patriarchy"
Commentator: Christina Van Dyke (Barnard College)
1H.

Colloquium: Proof, Notation, and Representation

Chair: Kevin Zhang (Dartmouth College)
Speaker: Charles Crumpler (The Ohio State University)
"Purity of Method and Higher-Order Resources"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Lemuel Tang (Department of Philosophy, Washington University in St. Louis)
"The formats of musical notation: is pitch notation on a staff iconic?"
Commentator: Andrew Lee (University of Toronto)
1I.

Colloquium: Nonideal Theory and Structural Injustice

Chair: Season Blake (Oxy Occidental College)
Speaker: Joel da Silva (Queen's University (Canada))
"Does Charles Mills’s Approach to Nonideal Theory Depend on Ideal Theory?"
Commentator: Kory Schaff (California State University, Los Angeles)
Speaker: Jacob Moldover (Brown University)
"What's at Stake for Structural Injustice"
Commentator: TBD
1J.

Colloquium: AI as Epistemic Tool and Interlocutor

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Meredith McFadden (Northeastern University)
"Large Language Models as Hybrid Epistemic Tools"
Commentator: Alisha Rajaratnam (Washington University in St. Louis)
Speaker: Kevin Doherty (Temple University)
"AI Speech Acts and Testimony: Saying Something without Intending Anything"
Commentator: Fritz McDonald (Oakland University)
1K.

Colloquium: Categories, Essence, and Identity in Ancient Metaphysics

Chair: Emily Kress (Brown University)
Speaker: Landon Hobbs (Department of Philosophy, UC Berkeley)
"A Puzzle about Parthood: On a Problem in the Metaphysics of the Categories"
Commentator: Errol Katayama (Ohio Northern University)
Speaker: Anna Marmodoro (University of St Louis)
"Qualitative and numerical identity in Stoic metaphysics"
Commentator: TBD
1L.

Colloquium: Safety, Sensitivity, and Modal Epistemology

Chair: Selim Berker (Harvard University)
Speaker: Daehwi Jeong (UCSB)
"Undermining, Modal Security, and Counterfactual Security"
Commentator: John Collins (East Carolina University)
Speaker: Douglas Yetman (Indiana University - Bloomington)
"Safety-Based Epistemology and De Re Modality"
Commentator: Boris Kment (Princeton)
1M.

Colloquium: Promises, Trust, and Relational Obligation

Chair: Arthur Kuflik (Columbia University)
Speaker: Alexandra Cunningham (Washington University in St. Louis)
"Competence in Keeping One’s Promises"
Commentator: Cassady Marion (Boston University)
Speaker: Javier Moreno (Rice University)
"Why Is Breaching Trust Morally Wrong?"
Commentator: Bex Staneslow (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
1N.

Colloquium: Art Criticism, Ethics, and Aesthetic Value

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Andrew Wynn Owen (University of Texas at Austin philosophy)
"Artwork-Meliorist Criticism"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Cathleen Muller (Marist College)
"Race in Puppet Theater: Ethical and Aesthetic Implications"
Commentator: TBD

Affiliated Group Program

G1A.

American Society for Value Inquiry

Topic: Themes in Stoic Ethics

Chair: G.John Abbarno (D'Youville University)
Speaker: Michael Vazquez (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Speaker: Anthony D. Hejduk (Ave Maria University)
Speaker: David Kaspar (Rutgers University)
G1B.

Society for LGBTQ Philosophy

Topic: Reassembly & Reception

Chair: Ding . (Yale University)
Speaker: Isobel Bess (Independent Scholar)
Speaker: Erica Bigelow (University of Washington)
Speaker: Caroline Bowman (Barnard College)
Speaker: Nicole Dular (Notre Dame of Maryland University)
Speaker: Carol Hay (University of Massachusetts Lowell)

WED JAN 13, SESSION 2, 11:00 AM-12:50 PM

Divisional Program

2A.

Invited Panel: Philosophy with AI

Chair: Victor Kumar (Boston University)
Panelist: Kevin Vallier (University of Toledo)
Panelist: Angel Pinillos (Arizona State University)
Panelist: Jennifer Frey (University of Virginia)
Panelist: Anastasia Berg (University of California, Irvine)
2B.

Invited Symposium: The Perspectival Nature of Perception

Chair: Cathal O'Madagain (Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique)
Speaker: Tiina Rosenqvist (Dartmouth)
Speaker: Will Davies (Oxford)
2C.

Invited Symposium: Metaphysics of Mind, Then and Now

Chair: Andrea Argueta (Brown University)
Speaker: Kevin Morris (Tulane University)
Speaker: Ethan Field (University of Liege)
Commentator: C.D. Brown (Brown University)
2D.

Symposium: Two Faces of Love

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Jordan Myers (University of Southern California)
"Two Faces of Love"
Commentators: Marie-Anne Perreault (Pennsylvania State University)
Chris Cho (Syracuse University)
2E.

Symposium: Worthy Opponents: A Defence of the Value of Rivalries

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Victor Sholl (Syracuse University)
"Worthy Opponents: A Defence of the Value of Rivalries"
Commentator: Andrew Delunas (San Jose State University)
2F.

Symposium: Hylomethodism: Subject Matter and Method in the Nicomachean Ethics

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Samuel Berrettini (Boston University)
"Hylomethodism: Subject Matter and Method in the Nicomachean Ethics"
Commentators: Luke Jennings (University of Oxford)
Ashley Attwood (University of Arkansas)
2G.

Colloquium: Responsibility and Freedom in 20th-Century Continental Philosophy

Chair: Sina Rezaei (PhD Student at Boston College)
Speaker: Eric Sampson (University of Texas at Dallas)
"Beyond Humanism in Rosenzweig's Star of Redemption: Rethinking the Ground of Responsibility"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Benjamin Randolph (Department of Philosophy, Vassar College)
"Finding Freedom from Necessity? On Dialectic of Enlightenment's Historical Necessitarianism"
Commentator: Mariana Teixeira (University of Lisbon)
2H.

Colloquium: Manipulation, Mental Disorder, and Responsibility

Chair: Hanna Grimm (George Washington University)
Speaker: Letícia Palazzo-Rodrigues (Florida State University)
"Historicism on Moral Responsibility: A Minimal Proposal"
Commentator: Minsoo Cho (Rutgers)
Speaker: Emily Baron (University of Toronto)
"A Reasonable Excuse? Mental Disorder, Agency, and Excusing Conditions"
Commentator: charles jeffery kinlaw (mcmurry university)
2I.

Colloquium: Recognition, Agency, and Social Pathology

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Emily Lee (California State University, Fullerton)
"Unsuccessful Agency and Community Recognizing Laughter of Cunning Tricksters"
Commentator: Eunah Lee (St. Joseph's University)
Speaker: Sonia Pavel (Clemson University)
"Reification: An Old Look at an Old Idea"
Commentator: TBD
2J.

Colloquium: Knowledge, Belief, and Doxastic Deliberation

Chair: Lisa Clark (Columbia)
Speaker: Andrew Ward (University of Minnesota)
"Gettier Thought Experiments and the Sufficiency Thesis"
Commentator: Zhiguo Huang (Rutgers)
Speaker: Woo Ram Lee (Seoul National University)
"Doxastic Deliberation Reconceived"
Commentator: Angela Mendelovici (Western University)
2K.

Colloquium: Merleau-Ponty and Sartre: Value and Imagination

Chair: Cole De Jager (Pennsylvania State University)
Speaker: Emmanuel Cuisinier (Université de Montréal)
"Merleau-Ponty's Critique of Moral Values"
Commentator: Justin White (Brigham Young University)
Speaker: Valerie Bernard (St. Francis Xavier University)
"A Sartrean Case Against Imaginative Presence"
Commentator: Antoine Pageau-St-Hilaire (University of Texas Austin)
2L.

Colloquium: Democracy, Autonomy, and Disobedience

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Dean Joseph (Queen's University)
"The Boundaries of Democratic Autonomy"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Gavin Victor (The University of Maryland, College Park)
"Conscientious Disobedience and Adaptive Preference"
Commentator: TBD

Affiliated Group Program

G2A.

Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy

Topic: Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy 2

Speaker: Audrey Brown (Grand Valley State University)
Speaker: Michaila Peters (Harvard University)
G2B.

International Association for the Philosophy of Humor

Topic: Session I: Symposium, the Palgrave Handbook for the Philosophy of Humor, edited by Lydia Amir (Palgrave Macmillan, 2026).

Chair: John Marmysz (College of Marin, CA, USA)
Commentator: Dustin Peone (Mercer University, GA, USA)
Commentator: Paul Butterfield (Alfred University, NY, USA)
Commentator: Henrieta Serban (The Romanian Academy, “Ion I. C. Bratianu” Institute of Political Sciences and International Relations, Bucharest, Romania)
Commentator: Mark Ralkowski (George Washington University, Washington DC, USA)
Speaker: Lydia Amir (Tufts University, MA, USA)
G2C.

Philosophy, Politics and Economics Society

Topic: Against democratic deliberation on health policy

Chair: Sophie Gibert (Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania)
Speaker: Nir Eyal (Rutgers University)
Speaker: Leah Pierson (Harvard Medical School)
G2D.

Association of Chinese Philosophers in America

Topic: Reimagining the Internal and the External

Chair: Jennifer Wang (Simon Fraser University)
Speaker: Yanjie Ding (University of Virginia)
Speaker: Hao Hong (University of Maine)
Speaker: Yucheng Liang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen)
Speaker: Yalin Zhou (Sichuan University)

Papers in Progress Workshops

W1.

Workshop Group: Plato: Epistemology

Participant: Jenny Strandberg (Sacred Heart University)
Participant: Stephen Artner (Boston College)
Participant: Gabriel Gibin Libman (Georgia State University)
Participant: Leon Yin (Georgia State University)
W2.

Workshop Group: Epistemology: Mind, Cognition, Narrative

Participant: Maritza Mills (University of South Carolina)
Participant: Gracie Van Orden (Baylor University)
Participant: Gracie Van Orden (Baylor University)
Participant: Somreeta Paul (University of California, Santa Cruz)
Participant: Marley Hornewer (Harvard University)
W3.

Workshop Group: Epistemology: Social Epistemology and Injustice

Participant: Duygu Uygun Tunc (University of Chicago)
Participant: Donggeon Kim (Sungkyunkwan University)
Participant: Injin Woo (Sungkyunkwan University)
Participant: Xiaobin (Elvie) Lin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Participant: Ananda Griffin (University of Connecticut)
Participant: Wenwen Li (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
W4.

Workshop Group: Epistemology: Inquiry, Science, Assertion

Participant: Dario Vaccaro (University of Tennessee)
Participant: Hanti; Shimin Lin; Zhao (University of California, Davis; University of Pittsburgh)
Participant: Nikolaos Mavridis (Princeton Theological Seminary)
Participant: Megha Arora (University of Connecticut)
Participant: Hyejoon AN (Seoul National University)
Participant: Kenneth Presting (North Carolina State University)
W5.

Workshop Group: Metaphysics: Essence, Truthmaking, Abstracta

Participant: Sanggu Lee (Syracuse University)
Participant: Emanuele Costa (Vanderbilt University)
Participant: Oliver Wolf (Rutgers University--New Brunswick)
Participant: Yusuke Satake (Kyushu University)
Participant: Chenyu Bu (The University of Texas at Austin)
W6.

Workshop Group: Metaphysics: Science, Physics, Identity

Participant: Philip Matveev (University of Miami)
Participant: Victor Tremblay-Baillargeon (Montreal)
Participant: Piergiuseppe Sancetta (University of Edinburgh)
Participant: Sam Baron (University of Melbourne)
Participant: Otto Lehto (New York University)
W7.

Workshop Group: Metaphysics: Objects, Values, Possibility

Participant: Michael DeBord-Hall (Baylor University)
Participant: Kevin Richardson (Duke University)
Participant: Antonio Freiles (Syracuse University)
Participant: Sharon Berry (Indiana University, Bloomington)
W8.

Workshop Group: Plato: Normative

Participant: Sam Berrettini (Boston University)
Participant: Rojin Mazouji (PhD candidate (University of Vienna - UCR))
Participant: Anne Mamary (Monmouth College)
Participant: Henry Curcio (University of Wisconsin, Madison)
Participant: Zih-Syuan "Tom" Chiu (Philosophy Department, Binghamton University)
Participant: Esther Rosario (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)
W9.

Workshop Group: Early Modern: Canon, Education, Slavery, Politics

Participant: Viacheslav Zahorodniuk (UW Madison)
Participant: Areins Pelayo (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign)
Participant: Andrew Delunas (San Jose State University)
Participant: Jacob Zellmer (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Participant: John C (Loyola University Maryland)
Participant: Evelyn Rose Maude (Harvard)
Participant: Meen Moon (UCL (University College London))
Participant: Aaron Wells (Metropolitan State University of Denver)
W10.

Workshop Group: Political Philosophy: Democracy, Contestation, Public Reason

Participant: Dean Joseph (Queen's University)
Participant: Eduardo Martinez (University of Cincinnati)
Participant: Jordan Desmond (Queen's University)
Participant: Jaclyn Rekis (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Participant: Chetan Cetty (Lafayette College)
Participant: Torsten Menge (Northwestern University in Qatar)

WED JAN 13, SESSION 3, 2:00 PM-3:50 PM

Divisional Program

3A.

Other: This Is the Way: Live Show in Boston

Speaker: Justin Tiwald (University of Hong Kong)
Speaker: Richard Kim (Loyola University Chicago)
3B.

Invited Symposium: Are Neo-Confucians Wrong about Confucius?

3C.

Invited Book Symposium: Alexandra Plakias' Awkwardness: A Theory

Speaker: Alexandra Plakias (Hamilton College)
Commentator: Ronni Gura Sadovsky (Trinity University)
3D.

Invited Symposium: Computational Methods and Workflows for the Modern Philosopher

Speaker: Branden Fitelson (Northeastern University)
Speaker: Kevin Zollman (CMU)
3E.

Invited Book Symposium: Hanna Pickard's What would you do alone in a cage with nothing but cocaine?

Speaker: Hanna Pickard (Johns Hopkins University)
Commentator: Richard Holton (University of Cambridge)
Commentator: Chandra Sripada (University of Michigan)
3F.

Symposium: Thinking About Praise with Emerson

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Timothy Kwiatek (Department of Philosophy, Penn State University)
"Thinking About Praise with Emerson"
Commentators: Cecilea Mun (North Park University)
Barrett Emerick (St. Mary's College of Maryland)
3G.

Symposium: Zetetic Scientific Representation

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Ziren Yang (university of miami)
"Zetetic Scientific Representation"
Commentators: Jonathan Cohen (University of California, San Diego)
Tushar Menon (MIT)
3H.

Symposium: Action and Authorship

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Samuel Mortimer (Kyoto University)
"Action and Authorship"
Commentators: Nathaniel Baron-Schmitt (Free University Berlin)
Kirk Ludwig (Indiana University)
3I.

Symposium: Forgiveness and Narrative

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Seungsoo Lee (The Ohio State University)
"Forgiveness and Narrative"
Commentator: TBD
3J.

Colloquium: Lotteries, Margins, and the Limits of Knowledge

Chair: Don Fallis (Northeastern University)
Speaker: Jeremy Shipley (Volunteer State Community College)
"Epistemic Structural Integrity: A Hyperstatic Solution to the Lottery Paradox"
Commentator: Michael DeBord-Hall (Baylor University)
Speaker: Neil Himwich (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
"Margins-for-Error, Confidences, and Challenges to Full Knowledge"
Commentator: Yonathan Fiat (Toronto)
3K.

Colloquium: Aesthetic Judgment and Aesthetic Language

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Emine Hande Tuna (University of California, Santa Cruz)
"Aesthetic Pre-Judgment"
Commentator: Tyler Olsson (Auburn University)
Speaker: Ioan Victor Popa (Ecole Normale Supérieure - PSL University)
"Taste Terms and the Specificity of Aesthetic Predication"
Commentator: TBD
3L.

Colloquium: Perception and Mental Representation

Chair: Farhan Lakhany (San Jose State)
Speaker: Jake Spinella (University of Illinois at Chicago)
"Perception, Fitness, and Accuracy"
Commentator: Peter Graham (UCR)
Speaker: Caitlin Mace
"Against Neural Representations as Vehicles of Mental Representations"
Commentator: Zoe Drayson (University of California, Davis)
3M.

Colloquium: Grounding, Properties, and Ontological Commitment

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Kathleen Lohnes (University of Wisconsin - Madison)
"Plenitude, arbitrariness, and the grounding problem"
Commentator: Kory Matteoli (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
Speaker: Jacob Lettie (Johns Hopkins University)
"Properties Paraphrase and Primitivism"
Commentator: Caleb Camrud (Brown)
3N.

Colloquium: The Moral and Social Meaning of Money

Chair: Kelly Cunningham (Bentley College)
Speaker: Luke Semrau (Bloomsburg University)
"Money: Altruism’s Unlikely Ally"
Commentator: Anna Gotlib (Brooklyn College CUNY)
Speaker: Cade Franken (Philosophy Department at Purdue University)
"Is Money Power?"
Commentator: Paul Weirich (University of Missouri)

Affiliated Group Program

G3A.

International Society for Chinese Philosophy

Topic: ISCP Book Panel: Debating Transcendence: Creatio ex Nihilo and Sheng Sheng

Chair: Jea Sophia Oh (West Chster University of Pennsylvania)
Commentator: Bin Song (Washington College)
Speaker: Robert C. Neville (Boston University (Emeritus))
Speaker: Stephen C. Angle (Wesleyan University)
Speaker: Bryan W. Van Norden (Vassar College)
Speaker: Timothy Connolly (East Stroudsburg University)
G3B.

Conference of Philosophical Societies

Topic: Transformative Philosophy: A New International Association

Chair: G.John Abbarno (D'Youville University)
Speaker: Lydia Amir (Tufts University)
Speaker: Enoch Lambert (Harvard University)
Speaker: Emily Dial (Tufts University)
G3C.

Association of Chinese Philosophers in America

Topic: 2025 Dao Annual Best Essay: "A More Confucian Path to Equality"

Chair: Yong Huang (Fudan University)
Speaker: Robert Carleo III (East China Normal University)
Commentator: Brian Bruya (Eastern Michigan University)
Commentator: May Sim (College of the Holy Cross)
Commentator: Nicholas Tampio (Fordham University)

Papers in Progress Workshops

W20.

Workshop Group: Aesthetics, Art, Fiction, and Games

Participant: Luke Ford (The New School for Social Research)
Participant: Ian Dunkle (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
Participant: Elisa Paganini (University of Milan - Italy)
Participant: Joseph Kassman-Tod (University of Leipzig)
Participant: Yili Zhou (Duke Kunshan University)
Participant: Sofia Berinstein (Swarthmore College)
W21.

Workshop Group: Mind, Cognition, Perception, Memory

Participant: Yunqing/Isaac Han (Georgia State University)
Participant: April Owens (University of Southern California)
Participant: Snowball Deng (Harvard University)
Participant: Adex Izquierdo (Universitat de València)
Participant: Alison Chen (UCLA Philosophy)
Participant: Matthew Williams (Lone Star College)
W22.

Workshop Group: Language, Pragmatics, Social Meaning

Participant: Julian Lee-Sursin (École Normale Supérieure)
Participant: Naveed Mustahid Rahman (University of Missouri-Columbia)
Participant: Shin Matsuura (CUNY Graduate Center)
Participant: Maria Genova (University of Connecticut)
Participant: Autumn Harrison (Syracuse University)
W23.

Workshop Group: Continental Philosophy

Participant: Andrew Fuyarchuk (Yorkville University)
Participant: Jason Barton (Assumption University)
Participant: Morganna Lambeth (California State University, Fullerton)
Participant: Devon Rowell (NorthWest Arkansas Community College)
Participant: Gerald Nelson (Pennsylvania State University)
W24.

Workshop Group: Philosophy of Science

Participant: Kino Zhao (Simon Fraser University)
Participant: Marcos Alcazar Estrella (University of Connecticut)
Participant: Jiya Manchanda (Harvard University)
Participant: Lucas Escobar (École Normale Supérieure - PSL)
Participant: Ioan Victor Popa (Ecole Normale Supérieure - PSL University)
W25.

Workshop Group: Metaethics and Value Theory

Participant: Shiyu Chen (Syracuse University)
Participant: Bob Bishop (Carson-Newman University)
Participant: Lei Shi (Temple University)
Participant: Naveed Mustahid Rahman (University of Missouri-Columbia)
Participant: Daniel Rubio (Toronto Metropolitan University)
W26.

Workshop Group: Feminist Philosophy

Participant: Madeleine Levac (Amherst College)
Participant: Kai Parker (San Jose State University)
W27.

Workshop Group: Non-Western Philosophy

Participant: David Slakter (Camden County College)
Participant: Yan Yan (Huaibei Normal University)
Participant: Audrey Brown (Grand Valley State University)
W28.

Workshop Group: Mind and Action

Participant: Malte Hendrickx (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)
Participant: Malte Hendrickx (Tufts University)
Participant: Isabel Xu (Queen's University, Kingston)

WED JAN 13, SESSION 4, 4:00 PM-5:50 PM

Divisional Program

4A.

Invited Symposium: Metaphysics and Ethics in Indian Philosophy

4B.

Invited Book Symposium: Invited Book Symposium: James Kreines, Hegel and Spinoza

Chair: Klint Shim (Yale University)
Commentator: Don Garrett (New York University)
Speaker: James Kreines (Claremont McKenna College)
Commentator: Karen Koch (Universität Basel)
4C.

Invited Symposium: Degrees of free will and moral responsibility

Speaker: Massimo Renzo (King's College London)
Speaker: Jonas Haeg (Stockholm University)
Commentator: Jiahe (Zed) Zhang (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)
4D.

Invited Symposium: Rule Following

Speaker: Ulf Hlobil (Concordia University)
Speaker: Olivia Sultanescu (Haverford College)
4E.

Symposium: Not Only “This Brain”: Why Center Indifference Should Hold But I Am Still Not A Boltzmann Brain

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Chenyang Lu (Western Michigan University)
"Not Only “This Brain”: Why Center Indifference Should Hold But I Am Still Not A Boltzmann Brain"
Commentators: Helena Fang (M.I.T)
John Pittard (Yale University)
4F.

Symposium: Moral Responsibility Under Conditions of Oppression

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Idowu Odeyemi
"Moral Responsibility Under Conditions of Oppression"
Commentator: Lana Fukuda (Brandeis University)
4G.

Symposium: Genre Conventions and Suppositional Reasoning in Fictive Discourse

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Eugene Ho (New York University)
"Genre Conventions and Suppositional Reasoning in Fictive Discourse"
Commentators: Brett Sherman (University of South Carolina)
Gareth Norman (MIT)
4H.

Colloquium: Spinoza on Identity and Freedom

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Raphaelle Dupont (University of Toronto)
"Spinoza on Identity, Distinctions of Reason, and Ontological Pluralism"
Commentator: Fillipo Casati (Lehigh University)
Speaker: Kam-Ho Chan (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
"Spinoza on teleology and freedom"
Commentator: Jason Maurice Yonover (Yale University)
4I.

Colloquium: Creativity, Meaning, and Poetic Transformation

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Kerry Clark (Deparment of Philosophy, The University of Tennessee)
"Devotion to Creativity"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Stephen Gaunt (Boston College)
"For Poetry Makes Something Happen"
Commentator: TBD
4J.

Colloquium: Social Kinds and Social Metaphysics

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Josephine Lovejoy (University of Wisconsin - Madison)
"What Are Social Kinds?"
Commentator: Jonathan Schaffer (Rutgers University)
Speaker: Audrey Powers
"Sexual Orientation Metaphysics vs. Gender Metaphysics"
Commentator: Raja Halwani (School of the Art Institute of Chicago)
4K.

Colloquium: What Is It to Decide?

Chair: Luke Umar-Khitab (Boston University)
Speaker: Chloe Van Steertegem (Stanford University)
"Normative Underdetermination and Self-Interpretation"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Myungjun Kim (Deparment of Philosophy, Florida State University)
"What Do We Do When We Decide?"
Commentator: Jason Bridges (University of Chicago)
4L.

Colloquium: Attention, Perception, and Visual Representation

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Bryan Chambliss (Susquehanna University)
"Distributed Attention Networks"
Commentator: Kay Mathiesen (Northeastern University)
Speaker: Shao-An Hsu (The Ohio State University)
"Visual Determinacy and the Puzzle of the Speckled Hen"
Commentator: Olle Lövgren (Johns Hopkins University)
4M.

Colloquium: Personites, Person-Stages, and Moral Status

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Liam O'Brien (University of Wisconsin - Madison)
"Why the Stage Theory Implies That No One Matters"
Commentator: Catherine Sutton (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Speaker: Harriet Baber (University of San Diego)
"Many Minds with but a Single Thought"
Commentator: Dana Goswick (University of Melbourne)

Affiliated Group Program

G4A.

Society for the Study of Women Philosophers

Topic: Organizational & Organizational Meeting

Chair: Dorothy Rogers (Montclair State University)
G4B.

Richard Rorty Society

Topic: Religion and Irony in Richard Rorty

Chair: Sergio Armando Gallegos Ordorica (John Jay College of Criminal Justice)
Speaker: Daniel Brunson (Morgan State University)
Speaker: Lucas Champanhet (Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3)
G4C.

Philosophical Antiquities Group

Topic: New Readings of Old Texts: Plato & Aristotle

Chair: Stephen Artner (Boston College)
Speaker: Eliana Lazar (Boston College)
Speaker: Cecilia Muzzetta (The New School for Social Research)
Speaker: Isabel Emond (Tulane University)

Papers in Progress Workshops

W11.

Workshop Group: Political Philosophy: Justice, Oppression, Distribution

Participant: Nir Eyal (Rutgers U)
Participant: Yuanjin Xia (Queen's University, Kingston)
Participant: Madeline Ward (Western New England University)
Participant: Yingshihan Zhu (Northeastern Illinois University)
Participant: Junghyun Hwang (Sungkyunkwan University)
Participant: Sonny Kim (Bates College)
W12.

Workshop Group: Political Philosophy: History, Alienation, Public Life

Participant: Jennifer Flynn (Memorial University)
Participant: Al Unood Al Dhawi (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Participant: Jesse Goodman (Boston College)
Participant: Wanghuige Chang (San Jose State University)
Participant: Lauren Leydon-Hardy (Amherst College)
Participant: Josh Wilburn (Wayne State University)
W13.

Workshop Group: Ethics: AI, Technology, Moral Status

Participant: Swarnima kain (University of Nebraska - Lincoln)
Participant: Rebecca Sanaeikia (University of Rochester)
Participant: Judith Carlisle (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Participant: Naveed Mustahid Rahman (University of Missouri-Columbia)
Participant: Paul Broderick (Clark University)
W14.

Workshop Group: Ethics: Responsibility, Blame, Character

Participant: Cecilea Mun (North Park University)
Participant: Joe Shin (Calvin University)
Participant: Bowen Chan (University of Guelph)
Participant: Dallas Havens (Rice University)
Participant: Huzeyfe Demirtas (Harvard University)
W15.

Workshop Group: Ethics: Welfare, Life, Population

Participant: Shiyu Chen (Syracuse University)
Participant: Kazuo Kojima (Gakushuin University)
Participant: Keilee Bessho (UC Riverside)
Participant: Michael Carrick (Smith College)
Participant: Samantha Godwin (Oxford University)
W16.

Workshop Group: Ethics: Consent, Autonomy, Action

Participant: Naveed Mustahid Rahman (University of Missouri-Columbia)
Participant: Tashmia Sabera (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Participant: Samantha Godwin (Oxford University)
Participant: Brendan de Kenessey (Baruch College, CUNY)
W17.

Workshop Group: Ethics: Love, Relationships, Agency

Participant: Camil Golub (Rutgers University-Newark)
Participant: Margot Witte (University of Michigan)
Participant: Ana Rosas (Rice University)
Participant: Asher Shang (University of Pittsburgh)
W18.

Workshop Group: Ethics: Moral Theory and Reasons

Participant: David Chandler (University College London)
Participant: David Sackris (Arapahoe Community College)
Participant: Chen Wang (Tulane University)
Participant: Nathan Sweetman (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
W19.

Workshop Group: Ethics: Applied, Environmental, Disability

Participant: Christine Cuomo (University of Georgia)
Participant: Shadi "Sophie" Heidarifar (Roseman University College of Medicine)
Participant: Thomas Buttgereit (Binghamton)

WED JAN 13, SESSION 5, 7:00 PM-10:00 PM

Affiliated Group Program

G5A.

Society for Philosophy of Agency

Topic: Agency, Individualism, and Executive Representations

Chair: Andrei A. Buckareff (Marist University)
Speaker: Santiago Amaya (Rice University)
Speaker: Kim Frost (University of California-Riverside)
G5B.

Society for Philosophy and Disability

Topic: Disability, Love, and Interdependency

Chair: Joel Michael Reynolds (Georgetown University)
Speaker: Noel Boyle (Belmont University)
Speaker: Ally Peabody-Smith (Lehigh University)
G5C.

North American Korean Philosophy Association

Topic: Indigenous Traditions of Korean Philosophy and Religion

Chair: Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University of Pennsylvania)
Speaker: Jea Sophia Oh (West Chester University of Pennsylvania)
Speaker: Wonjean Lee (Sungkwunkwan University, Korea)
Speaker: Pascal Kim (American University)
Speaker: WooHyun Jung (Sogang University, Korea)
G5D.

New England Society for Continental Philosophy

Topic: Critical Theory Today

Chair: Ricardo Friaz (Central Connecticut State University)
Speaker: Lilia Endter (Villanova University)
Speaker: Daniel Oni (Pennsylvania State University)
Speaker: Mara Cayarga (Emory University)
G5E.

Molinari Society

Topic: Markets and Freedom

Chair: Roderick T. Long (Auburn University)
Speaker: Akiva Malamet (Liberalism.org / Institute for Humane Studies at George Mason University)
Speaker: James Stacey Taylor (The College of New Jersey)
Speaker: Amy E. White (Ohio University)
G5F.

Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love

Topic: Philosophies of Sex

Chair: Caleb Ward (University of Hamburg)
Speaker: Ann Cahill (Elon University)
Speaker: Brian Eckley (Georgia College and State University)
G5G.

North American Society for Social Philosophy

Topic: Author-Meets-Critics session on Mark Schroeder's When Things Get Personal: A Philosophical Guide to Conflict

Chair: Barrett Emerick (St. Mary's College of Maryland)
Speaker: Karen Stohr (Georgetown University)
Speaker: Sukaina Hirji (University of Pennsylvania)
Speaker: Quinn White (Harvard University)
Speaker: Mark Schroeder (University of Southern California)
G5H.

International Institute for Field-Being

Topic: Comparing Asian and Anglo Philosophy

Chair: Timothy Madigan (Saint John Fisher University)
Speaker: Therese B. Dykeman (Independent Scholar)
Speaker: Timothy Madigan (St. John Fisher University)
Speaker: Laura E. Weed (Emeritus, The College of Saint Rose, Interfaith Chair, Siena University)
Speaker: David E. White (Emeritus, St. John Fisher University)
G5I.

Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy

Topic: Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy

Chair: Clay Snell (Boston College)
Speaker: Thomas Tuozzo (University of Kansas)
Speaker: Christopher Paone (College of the Holy Cross)
Speaker: Eugene Garver (Saint John's University)
Speaker: David Reed (Independent Scholar)
G5J.

Hume Society

Topic: Hume's Moral and Political Philosophy

Chair: Ian Cruise (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
Speaker: Katharina Paxman (BYU)
Speaker: Getty Lustila (Northeastern University)
G5K.

Society of Christian Philosophers

Topic: Miracles

Chair: Philip Swenson (William and Mary)
Speaker: Candy G Brown (Indiana University)
Speaker: Nevin Climenhaga (Texas A&M)
Speaker: Robert Larmer (University of New Brunswick)
G5L.

Radical Philosophy Association

Topic: Author Meets Critics: Philosophical Interventions in Neoliberal Higher Education

Speaker: Brandon Absher (D’Youville University)
Commentator: Joseph Trullinger (George Washington University)
G5M.

Charles S. Peirce Society

Topic: Conversations in Metaethics: Peirce, Spinoza, and Moral Realism

Speaker: Micah Bailey (South Texas College)
Speaker: James Sikkema (South Texas College)
Speaker: Aaron Wilson (South Texas College)
G5N.

Society for Realist-Antirealist Discussion

Topic: Realism and Anti-Realism after Machine Learning

Speaker: Otavio Bueno (University of Miami, USA, and Tohoku University, Japan)
Speaker: Philip Matveev (University of Miami)
Speaker: Andre Curtis-Trudel (University of Cincinnati, UC Center for Humanities and Technology)
Speaker: Emily Sullivan (University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh Futures Institute)
G5O.

Philosophy of Time Society

Topic: Philosophy of Time Society

Speaker: Sam Baron (University of Melbourne)
Speaker: Emily Thomas (Durham University)
Speaker: Yi-Cheng Lin (University of Toronto)
Speaker: Carla Merino-Rajme (University of Delaware)
Speaker: Noel Swanson (University of Delaware)
G5P.

International Society for Chinese Philosophy

Topic: ISCP 2: Confucianism, Practice, and Contemporary Social Challenges

Chair: Bongrae Seok (Alvernia University)
Speaker: Baolin Wu (Minzu University, Beijing)
Speaker: Cheung Hing Wing (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Speaker: George Tsai (University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa)
Speaker: Ernest Brewster (Austrian Academy of Sciences)

THU JAN 14, SESSION 6, 9:00 AM-10:50 AM

Divisional Program

6A.

Invited Symposium: AI and Science

Speaker: Kathleen Creel (Northeastern University)
Speaker: Jamee Elder (Tufts)
Speaker: Eddy Chen (UCSD)
6B.

Invited Symposium: "Reasonably Polarized: A Bayesian Theory of Bias," by Kevin Dorst

Speaker: Snow Zhang (UC-Berkeley)
Speaker: Thomas Icard (Stanford)
Speaker: David Thorstad (Vanderbilt)
6C.

Invited Symposium: Moral Change

6D.

Symposium: No Work For the Social in a Theory of Intentionality

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Kenneth Black (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Linguistics and Philosophy)
"No Work For the Social in a Theory of Intentionality"
Commentators: Sara White (UCL)
Griffin Pion (CUNY)
6E.

Symposium: Going "no contact"

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Christopher Hughes (Philosophy Department, Princeton University)
"Going "no contact""
Commentators: Nikki Fortier (Syracuse University)
Ian Dunkle (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
6F.

Symposium: The Gendered Automation Curse

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Kate Yuan (Yale University)
"The Gendered Automation Curse"
Commentators: Julie Walsh (Wellesley College)
Christine Susienka (Sacred Heart University)
6G.

Symposium: The Experience of Free Play

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Kevin Yao (Department of Philosophy, Georgia State University)
"The Experience of Free Play"
Commentators: Gerad Gentry (Baylor University)
Wiebke Deimling (Clark University)
6H.

Symposium: Non-Binary: Just Another Gender Binary? A Modal Analysis

Chair: TBD
6I.

Colloquium: Trust and Agency in the Digital Age

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Yinqi Yang (Department of Philosophy, Rice University)
"The Moral Limits of Notice-and-Consent"
Commentator: Zhaoqui Hu (Georgia State University)
Speaker: Camila Hernandez Flowerman (Bentley University)
"Bad Art, Fake News, and Digital Clutter: Skepticism About Generative AI"
Commentator: Aaron Gray (Georgetown University)
6J.

Colloquium: Grounding Modality: Essence, Potentiality, Contingency

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Qiong Wu (Philosophy Department, Lafayette College)
"How can contingent truths explain necessary ones?"
Commentator: Harriet Baber (University of San Diego)
Speaker: Hayden Macklin (University of California, Davis)
"Sources of Modality: Essence, Potentiality, and Ontological Dependence"
Commentator: TBD
6K.

Colloquium: The Moral Psychology of Shame

Chair: Adele Watkins (Wellesley College)
Speaker: Anton Skretta (Rice University)
"Shame, Embarrassment, and Laughter"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Min Ohn (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
"Shame as a Tool for Moral Persuasion in Plato’s Gorgias : Opinion-Driven Shame and Truth-Driven Shame"
Commentator: Andrew Culbreth (Boston College)
6L.

Colloquium: Certainty, Credence, and Belief Revision

Chair: Joshua Schecter (Brown)
Speaker: Anhui Huang (UC Berkeley)
"Certainty is Not Credence One"
Commentator: Daniel Drucker
Speaker: Yannis Polychronopoulos (University of Southern California (USC))
"An Argument for AGM Belief Revision"
Commentator: Ted Shear (UC-Boulder)
6M.

Colloquium: Action Movies and Games

Chair: Vincent Li (Binghamton University)
Speaker: Henry Pratt (Marist University)
"Action Theory: Violence and Awesomeness in John Wick and Beyond"
Commentator: Jesse Goodman (Boston College)
Speaker: Joseph Han (New York University)
"Two Kinds of Games"
Commentator: Sarah Malanowski (Florida Atlantic University)

Affiliated Group Program

G6A.

Society for Mexican-American Philosophy

Topic: U.S. Latinx/e Identity and Translatability

Speaker: Layla Mayorga González (Fordham)
Speaker: Jordan Botello-Alcalá (CUNY Graduate Center)
Speaker: Ivory Day (Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo)
G6B.

International Association for the Philosophy of Humor

Topic: Session II: Classical American Philosophy and the Comic, edited by Jonathan Weidenbaum, contracted by de Gruyter Studies in Philosophy of Humor

Chair: Jonathan Weidenbaum (Berkeley College, NY, USA)
Speaker: Jonathan Weidenbaum (Berkeley College, NY, USA)
Speaker: Richard M. Rubin (George Santayana Society)
Speaker: Lydia Amir (Tufts University, MA, USA)
Speaker: Dustin Peone (Mercer University, GA, USA)

THU JAN 14, SESSION 7, 11:00 AM-12:50 PM

Divisional Program

7A.

Invited Symposium: Recent Work in Philosophy of Science

Speaker: Angela Potochnik (University of Cincinnati)
Speaker: Aja Watkins (UW-Madison)
Speaker: Stehpan Hartmann (LMU)
7B.

Invited Symposium: Social Cognition

Speaker: Eleonore Neufeld (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
Speaker: Mason Westfall (Johns Hopkins University)
Commentator: Evan Westra (Purdue University West Lafayette)
7C.

Invited Book Symposium: Kristin Gjesdal's "Unruly Women: 200 Years of Philosophers, Romantics, and Revolutionaries"

Chair: Sally Sedgwick (Boston University)
Speaker: Kristin Gjesdal (Temple University)
Commentator: Samantha Matherne (Harvard)
Commentator: Sabina Vaccarino Bremner (University of Pennsylvania)
7D.

Invited Symposium: Praise

Chair: Zoe Johnson King (Harvard University)
Speaker: Daniel Telech (University of the Fraser Valley)
Speaker: Coleen Macnamara (University of California, Riverside)
7E.

Invited Symposium: Kant on Infinity

Speaker: Daniel Smyth (Wesleyan University)
Speaker: Rosalind Chaplin (UNC Chapel Hill)
7F.

Invited Symposium: Math-First Approaches to Physics and Metaphysics

Chair: Michaela McSweeney (Boston University)
Speaker: David Wallace (University of Pittsburgh)
Speaker: Ted Sider (Rutgers)
Commentator: Hans Halvorson (Princeton)
7G.

Invited Panel: Do we still need journals?

Chair: Regina Rini (York University)
Panelist: David Bourget (University of Western Ontario)
Panelist: Kathryn Norlock (Trent University)
Panelist: Heather Battaly (University of Connecticut)
Panelist: Emilia Kaczmarek (University of Warsaw)
7H.

Symposium: Agency-First Sexual Ethics

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Caleb Ward (University of Hamburg)
"Agency-First Sexual Ethics"
Commentators: Jenny Strandberg (Sacred Heart University)
Liam Harte (Westfield State University)
7I.

Symposium: Love in the Time of the Breakup Era

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Austen McDougal (Binghamton University)
"Love in the Time of the Breakup Era"
Commentator: TBD
7J.

Colloquium: Collective Intentionality, Group Agency, and Political Membership

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Spencer Beaudette (Binghamton University)
"The Problem of Cooperation for Liberal Theory, Legitimacy, and Membership"
Commentator: Malwina A. Tkacz (Trnava University in Trnava/Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw)
Speaker: Daniel West (CUNY Graduate Center)
"Group agency without collective intentionality"
Commentator: Emilie Pagano (Binghamton University)
7K.

Colloquium: Trust and Epistemic Deference

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Jack Madock (University of Florida)
"Trusting Without Knowing"
Commentator: Chih-Yun Yin (Washington University in St. Louis)
Speaker: Mary Antoinette Weigel (San Francisco State University)
"Epistemic Deference in Self-Conception"
Commentator: Harry Honig (Rutgers)
7L.

Colloquium: Laws of Nature and Physical Theory

Chair: Chris Dorst (University of Florida)
Speaker: Andrew Law (Pomona College)
"Productive Laws in Relativistic Spacetimes: A Defense"
Commentator: Dean Zimmerman (Rutgers)
Speaker: Toby Friend (University at Buffalo (SUNY))
"Humean Strength"
Commentator: Maya Eddon (University of Massachusetts-Amherst)
7M.

Colloquium: Phenomenology of Formation and Flourishing

Chair: Dora Suárez (The New School)
Speaker: Sharon Adams (Department of Philosophy, University of Colorado Boulder)
"From Experience to Formation: A Phenomenological Contribution to the Pedagogy of Philosophy"
Commentator: Fedra Cabrera Solano (Harvard)
Speaker: Elena Holmgren (University of British Columbia)
"“Eternity in an Hour”: The Incomplete Completeness of Well-Being as Autotelic Experience"
Commentator: Constanza Filloy (Villanova University)

Affiliated Group Program

G7A.

North American Neo-Kantian Society

Topic: Felix Hausdorff and Twentieth-Century Philosophy

Chair: Luca Oliva (University of Houston)
Speaker: Pierre Keller (UC Riverside)
Speaker: Daniel LeBlanc (Yale University)
Speaker: Daniel Grimmer (Yale University)
Speaker: Jason Maurice Yonover (Yale University)
G7B.

International Society for Chinese Philosophy

Topic: ISCP 3: Confucian Contemplation, Relational Personhood, and Moral Cultivation

Chair: Bin Song (Washington College)
Speaker: Doil Kim (Sungkyunkwan University)
Speaker: Li Feng (Peking University)
Speaker: Wenyang Gao (Brown University)
Speaker: Seonjung Kim (Florida State University)
Speaker: Siqi Chen (Duquesne University)
G7C.

Karl Jaspers Society of North America

Topic: The Question of AI Guilt

Chair: Carlin Romano (University of Pennsylvania)
Speaker: Timothy P. Jackson (Emory University)
Speaker: John J. Kaag (University of Massachusetts, Lowell)
Speaker: Babette Babich (Fordham University)

THU JAN 14, SESSION 8, 2:00 PM-3:50 PM

Divisional Program

8A.

Invited Symposium: AI and Epistemology

8B.

Invited Book Symposium: Invited Book Symposium: Newton's Metaphysics of Substance: God, Bodies, Minds, Patrick Connolly

Speaker: Patrick Connolly (Johns Hopkins University)
Speaker: Jeffrey McDonough (Harvard University)
Speaker: Katherine Brading (Duke University)
8C.

Invited Symposium: New flickers of freedom

Speaker: Justin Capes (Flagler College)
Speaker: Michael Robinson (Chapman University)
Commentator: Meghan Griffith (Davidson College)
8D.

Invited Symposium: Philosophy of Mind meets the Philosophy of Religion

Chair: Andrei Buckareff (Marist University)
Speaker: Jessica Frazier (Oxford University)
Speaker: Yujin Nagasawa (University of Oklahoma)
Commentator: Khai Wager (Oxford University)
8E.

Symposium: The Racial Contract as a "Kantian Nudum Pactum"

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Lam Trinh (Georgia State University)
"The Racial Contract as a "Kantian Nudum Pactum""
Commentators: Chetan Cetty (Lafayette College)
Jason Wong (University of Virginia)
8F.

Symposium: (When) Can Victim-Blaming be Apt under Conditions of Oppression?

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Yingshihan Zhu (CUNY Graduate Center)
"(When) Can Victim-Blaming be Apt under Conditions of Oppression?"
Commentators: Lisa Tessman (Binghamton University)
Kurt Nutting (San Francisco State University)
8G.

Symposium: Algebraic Pluralism

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Isaac Wilhelm (National University of Singapore)
"Algebraic Pluralism"
Commentators: Daniel Hoek (Virginia Tech)
Kenny Easwaran (UCI)
8H.

Colloquium: Causation, Counterfactuals, and Overdetermination

Chair: Lucy Johnson (Harvard University)
Speaker: Bram Vaassen (Umeå Universitet)
"No, but really, what is so bad about overdetermination?"
Commentator: Ned Markosian (University of Massachuetts Amherst)
Speaker: Jens Jäger (The University of Texas at Austin)
"Counterfactual Dependence Is Not Sufficient for Causation"
Commentator: Lily Hu (Yale)
8I.

Colloquium: Kant on Right, History, and Exclusion

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Vinicius Carvalho (University of Groningen)
"Innate Rights in the Kantian State of Nature"
Commentator: Rob MacDougall (New York City College of Technology, CUNY)
Speaker: Matthew Koshak (Georgetown University Department of Philosophy)
"On the Use and Abuse of Reason: The Logic of Kant’s Anti-Judaism"
Commentator: Jacob L. Goodson (Southwestern College)
8J.

Colloquium: Citizenship, Immigration, and Relational Equality

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Ezekiel Vergara (University of Pennsylvania)
"Should Citizenship Be for Sale?"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Anton Dolmatov (UW-Madison)
"Immigration Restrictions and the Freedom to End Marriage"
Commentator: Emily Scholfield (Johns Hopkins University)
8K.

Colloquium: Generics and Attitude Reports

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Tom Ralston (University College London)
"Generics do not express modally robust generalisations"
Commentator: Ravi Thakral
Speaker: Amit Pinsker (University of Connecticut)
"Desires Are Not Preferences"
Commentator: Daniel Drucker
8L.

Colloquium: Aesthetic Perception and Embodied Experience

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Juan Colomina-Alminana (Mills College at Northeastern University)
"Seeing Value: A Plea for a Perception-first Theory of Pictorical Experience"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Katilina White (CUNY Graduate Center)
"The Human Environment, As It Should Be"
Commentator: James Dow (Hendrix College)
8M.

Colloquium: Pragmatic Encroachment: Knowledge and Action

Chair: Daniel Munro (Boston University)
Speaker: Richard Coulter (The Ohio State University)
"Is Intentional Action Vulnerable to Pragmatic Encroachment?"
Commentator: Nicole Areias (Brown University)
Speaker: Mingyan Yang (The Ohio State University)
"A Reinforced Case-Based Argument Against Pragmatic Encroachment on Knowledge"
Commentator: Gilbert Plumer (https://philpeople.org/profiles/gilbert-edward-plumer)
8N.

Colloquium: Punishment, Forgiveness, and Family Ethics

Chair: Catherine Womack (Bridgewater State University)
Speaker: Benjamin Yost (Cornell University)
"Moral Concerns about Punitive Time-outs"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Danielle Ravitzki (Columbia University)
"Family, Forgiveness, and Justice: Challenging the Moral Obligation to Forgive in Families"
Commentator: Laura Kane (Worcester State University)

Affiliated Group Program

G8A.

International Hobbes Society

Topic: International Hobbes Society (two sessions)

Chair: Marcus P. Adams (University at Albany, SUNY)
Speaker: Claudia Dumitru (Yale)
Speaker: Haoze Zhou (Cambridge)
Speaker: Rosamond Rhodes (Mount Sinai/CUNY)
Speaker: Meghan Robison (Montclair State University)
Speaker: Isaac Fried (Villanova University)
G8B.

International Society for Environmental Ethics

Topic: International Society for Environmental Ethics

Chair: Zahra Meghani (University of Rhode Island)
Speaker: Geoffrey Frasz (College of Southern Nevada)
Speaker: Suvielise Nurmi (Aarhus University (School of Culture and Society, Department of Theology))
Speaker: Zachary Vereb (University of Mississippi)

THU JAN 14, SESSION 9, 4:00 PM-5:50 PM

Divisional Program

9A.

Invited Symposium: How Does Art Benefit Us?

Chair: Erich Hatala Matthes (Wellesley College)
Speaker: Gwen Bradford (University of Toronto)
Speaker: Keren Gorodeisky (Auburn University)
Commentator: Julia Driver (University of Texas, Austin)
9B.

Invited Symposium: Self and Perspectives

Speaker: Antonia Peacocke (Stanford)
Speaker: Nico Silins (Cornell)
9C.

Invited Book Symposium: Rethinking Metaphysics

Speaker: Amie Thomasson (Dartmouth College)
Speaker: Nina Emery (Mount Holyoke College)
Speaker: Matthew Shield (Wake Forest University)
9D.

Invited Symposium: Methodology in Metaphysics and Epistemology

Speaker: Daniel Greco (Yale University)
Speaker: Elanor Taylor (Johns Hopkins University)
9E.

Invited Symposium: Book Symposium: Mauricio Suárez, Inference and Representation: A Study in Modeling Science

Chair: Elizabeth Miller (Brown University)
Commentator: Mauricio Suárez (Madrid)
Speaker: Catherine Elgin (Harvard University)
Speaker: Peter Tan (Fordham)
9F.

Symposium: Must You Vote for the Lesser Evil?

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Julia Shenot (Department of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame)
"Must You Vote for the Lesser Evil?"
Commentator: Gordon Purves (Sacred Heart University)
9G.

Symposium: Belief is Ineliminable: Lessons from Placebo Research

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Nicolas Porot
"Belief is Ineliminable: Lessons from Placebo Research"
Commentators: Matthew Haug (William & Mary)
Neil Van Leeuwen (FSU)
9H.

Colloquium: AI, Art, and Companionship

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Babak Khoshroo (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville)
"Is AI-Generated Art Creatively Valuable?"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Quinn Gibson (Clemson University)
"AI Companionship, Understanding, and Rule-Following"
Commentator: Preston Lennon (Rutgers)
9I.

Colloquium: Continuity, Quantity, and Physical Law

Chair: Anna Marmodoro (University of St Louis)
Speaker: Robert Seletsky (University of New Mexico)
"The Premise of Maximal Creation Immediately Entails the Law of Continuity"
Commentator: Andrei Fomenko (Harvard)
Speaker: Gerald Teng (University of Toronto)
"Measurement Realism and Counting Quantities"
Commentator: Katrina Elliott (Brandeis)
9J.

Colloquium: Moral Risk and the Ethics of Defensive Harm

Chair: Sophia Hull (George Washington University)
Speaker: Russell Christopher (University of Tulsa College of Law)
"Self-Defense and Collateral Harm"
Commentator: Jim Flynn (Caldwell University)
Speaker: Samuel LiPuma (Bowling Green State University)
"Moral Risks on Abortion Cut Both Ways: A Response to Matthew Braddock"
Commentator: Daniel Koltonski (University of Delaware)
9K.

Colloquium: Blame, Reasons, and Responsibility

Chair: Elle Kirsch (MIT)
Speaker: Thomas Dempsey (University of Southern California (USC))
"Blame, Rationality, and Contrary-to-Duty Imperatives"
Commentator: Bennett Eckert-Kuang (MIT (through May 2026), Harvard University (starting July 2026))
Speaker: Patrick McKee (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
"More Options, More Blame"
Commentator: Marcela Herdova (Florida State University)
9L.

Colloquium: Treating Things as Reasons

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Akshan deAlwis (Washington University in St. Louis)
"Treating As"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Elias Brockman (Temple University)
"Valuing Knowledge: A Valuing-First Account of the Epistemic Wrong Kind of Reasons Problem"
Commentator: Adam Carter (University of Glasgow)

Affiliated Group Program

G9A.

Center for New Narratives in Philosophy

Topic: “Ideas for Teaching Slavery and Related Topics: Power, Justice, and Human Nature”

Chair: Julia Jorati (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
Speaker: Jacoby Adeshei Carter (Boston College)
Speaker: Andrew Janiak (Duke University)
Speaker: Iziah Topete (Boston College)
Speaker: Christia Mercer (Columbia University)
G9B.

International Association for Transformative Philosophy

Topic: Introducing The Transformative Philosophy Handbook, edited by Lydia Amir (Springer, 2026)

Chair: Melinda Latour (Tufts University, Medford, MA, USA)
Speaker: Lydia Amir (Tufts University, Medford, MA, USA)
Speaker: John G. Abbarno (Abbarno D'Youville University, Buffalo, NY, USA)
Speaker: Enoch Lambert (Harvard Extension School, Cambridge, MA, USA)
G9C.

Society for Philosophy and Public Affairs

Topic: Session in Honor of Virginia Held

Chair: Carol C. Gould (City University of New York)
Speaker: Sarah Clark Miller (Penn State University)
Speaker: Mercer Gary (University of Mississippi)
Speaker: Mary Nickel (University of South Carolina)
Speaker: Chris Cuomo (University of Georgia)

FRI JAN 15, SESSION 11, 9:00 AM-10:50 AM

Divisional Program

11A.

Invited Symposium: Ideology, Injustice, and Conceptually Engineering Social Kinds

Chair: Julien Spurling (Georgetown University)
Speaker: Ásta (Duke University)
Speaker: Esa Díaz-León (University of Barcelona)
Speaker: Lidal Dror (Princeton University)
11B.

Invited Book Symposium: The Right to Oblivion: Privacy and the Good Life

Speaker: Bernardo Zacka (MIT)
Commentator: Lowry Pressly (Stanford)
Speaker: Jonathan Gingerich (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)
11C.

Invited Symposium: The Practical Turn in Epistemology

Chair: Dallas Amico-Korby (Hamilton College)
Speaker: Kate Nolfi (University of Vermont)
Speaker: Susanna Rinard (Harvard University)
11D.

Invited Symposium: Formal Hermanetics (= the use of lopic/formal methods in the interpretaton of historical texts)

Chair: Yitzhak Melamed (Johns Hopkins University)
Speaker: Justin Bledin (Johns Hopkins University)
Speaker: Marko Malink (New York University)
11E.

Invited Symposium: Racial Realism, Racism, and Genomics

Chair: Mariana Gomez (Georgetown University)
Speaker: Michael O. Hardimon (UC San Diego)
Speaker: Adam Burgos (Bucknell University)
Commentator: Joel Michael Reynolds (Georgetown University)
11F.

Symposium: Gender for the Beasts

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Nikolaus Kennelly (Deparment of Philosophy, Florida State University)
"Gender for the Beasts"
Commentators: Theodore Bach (Bowling Green State University)
Sara Purinton (Princeton University)
11G.

Symposium: Liberal Anarchism

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Isaijah Shadrach (Department of Philosophy, Harvard University)
"Liberal Anarchism"
Commentator: TBD
11H.

Symposium: Non-Binary: Just Another Gender Binary? A Modal Analysis

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Emery Carlson (University of Minnesota - Twin Cities)
"Non-Binary: Just Another Gender Binary? A Modal Analysis"
Commentators: Elizabeth Hill (Colby College)
Alex Adamson (Babson College)
11I.

Symposium: Where the Veil Thins: The Aesthetic Condition of Socratic Thinking

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Rebecca Taylor
"Where the Veil Thins: The Aesthetic Condition of Socratic Thinking"
Commentator: Stefano Mach (San Jose State University)
11J.

Colloquium: Information, Content, and Rational Belief

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Timothy Schoettle (Messiah University)
"A Difficulty in the Concept of Information"
Commentator: MONTGOMERY LINK (Suffolk University)
Speaker: Cal Fawell (UNC Chapel Hill)
"Rationally Required Fragmentation"
Commentator: Nico Orlandi (UC Santa Cruz)
11K.

Colloquium: Decision and Embodiment Across Species

Chair: Kyle O'Dowd (The New School for Social Research)
Speaker: Timothy Schatz (Villanova University)
"Rousseau’s Contribution to a Phenomenology of the Lifeworld: The Human and the Animal Other"
Commentator: David McCullough (Boston College)
Speaker: Jag Williams (Indiana University - Bloomington)
"(Our) Animal Decisions"
Commentator: Catherine Hochman (Université de Grenoble Alpes)
11L.

Colloquium: The Moral Psychology of Hope and Anger

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Isabel Canfield (University of Richmond)
"On Being Passive Aggressive"
Commentator: Eduardo Martinez (University of Cincinnati)
Speaker: Micah Trautmann (Boston University, Center on Forced Displacement)
"Idle Dreams: Imagination and the Atrophy of Hope"
Commentator: TBD

Affiliated Group Program

G11A.

The Milton K. Munitz Society Inc

Topic: Spinoza, Munitz and the Nature of "Scientia Intuitiva"

Chair: Charles Muunitz (Independent Scholar)
Speaker: Sanem Soyarslan (NC State University)
G11B.

Society for Mexican-American Philosophy

Topic: Under-studied Women in the History of Mexican Philosophy

Chair: Sofia Ortiz-Hinojosa (Vassar College)
Speaker: Teresa Rodríguez González (UNAM)
Speaker: Sergio Gallegos Ordorica (CUNY - John Jay)
Speaker: Fedra Cabrera Solano (Harvard)
Speaker: Patrick Frierson (Whitman College)
G11C.

Josiah Royce Society

Topic: Community, Loyalty, and Selfhood: The Boston Ethics Tradition

Chair: John Min (College of Southern Nevada)
Speaker: John Min (College of Southern Nevada)
Speaker: John Kaag (University of Massachusetts Lowell)
Speaker: Jacob Castleberry (Independent Scholar)
Speaker: Daniel Brunson (Morgan State University)
G11D.

International Association for Philosophy of Meaning in Life

Topic: Philosophy of Meaning in Life

Chair: Mirela Oliva (University of St. Thomas-Houston)
Speaker: Kiki Berk (Southern New Hampshire University)
Speaker: Gregory Fried (Boston College)
Speaker: Evgenia Cherkasova (Suffolk University)

FRI JAN 15, SESSION 12, 11:00 AM-12:50 PM

Divisional Program

12A.

Invited Book Symposium: The Score by Thi Nguyen

Chair: Tanya Dushatska (York University)
Speaker: Thi Nguyen (University of Utah)
Speaker: Rachel Fraser (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Speaker: Simone Gubler (Brown University)
12B.

Invited Symposium: ‘Enjoying the Good’ Theories of Well-being

Chair: Daniel Star (Boston University)
Speaker: David Sobel (Syracuse University)
Speaker: Eden Lin (The Ohio State University)
Commentator: Teresa Bruno-Niño (Rice University)
Speaker: Steven Wall (University of Arizona)
12C.

Invited Symposium: Reading Being and Time at 100

Chair: Katherine Withy (Georgetown University)
Speaker: David Cerbone (West Virginia University)
Speaker: Leslie MacAvoy (East Tennessee State University)
12D.

Invited Symposium: Justice in Plato and the Platonist Tradition

Chair: Cinzia Arruzza (Boston University)
Speaker: Rachel Singpurwalla (University of Maryland, College Park)
Speaker: Miira Tuominen (University of Stockholm)
12E.

Invited Symposium: Recent Work on Fitch's Knowability Paradox

Speaker: Joe Salerno (St. Louis University)
Speaker: Shawn Standefer (NC State)
Speaker: Sebastian Liu (UC-Santa Barbara)
12F.

Symposium: Outsourcing Our Practical Reason: Artificial Intelligence and Interpersonal Relationships

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Shannon Brick (Georgetown University)
"Outsourcing Our Practical Reason: Artificial Intelligence and Interpersonal Relationships"
Commentator: TBD
12G.

Symposium: Truth's Content

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Boris Ayala (CUNY Graduate Center)
"Truth's Content"
Commentators: Mark Richard (Harvard University)
Jay Newhard (East Carolina University)
12H.

Symposium: Perspectival Gaslighting

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Caroline von Klemperer (Philosophy, Idaho State University)
"Perspectival Gaslighting"
Commentator: Myraeka d’Leeuwen (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
12I.

Symposium: Spinoza, Leibniz, and Modal Collapse Arguments

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Andrew Burnside (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
"Spinoza, Leibniz, and Modal Collapse Arguments"
Commentators: Hao Dong (Johns Hopkins University)
Julia Jorati (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
12J.

Colloquium: Hypocrisy, Complicity, and Moral Responsibility

Chair: Daniel Mendez (Northeastern University)
Speaker: Alida Liberman (Southern Methodist University)
"In Defense of Clear-Sighted Hypocrisy"
Commentator: Arden Ali (Mount Holyoke College)
Speaker: Jenna Donohue (Department of Philosophy, University of Arkansas)
"Complicity, Respect for Agents, and Intentionalism"
Commentator: Anthony Skelton (University of Western Ontario)
12K.

Colloquium: Philosophy of Disability

Chair: Penney Miyan (Georgetown University)
Speaker: Abigail Gosselin (Regis University)
"Well-Being, Autonomy, and Disability"
Commentator: Christian Carrozzo (George Mason University)
Speaker: Huey Wen (University of Virginia)
"The normativity of disability"
Commentator: Luke Ford (The New School for Social Research)
12L.

Colloquium: AI, Intention, and Agency

Chair: Jeff McConnell (Tufts University, Philosophy Department)
Speaker: Changshuo Sun (University of Miami)
"Do AI Robots Have Intentional Actions?"
Commentator: Joseph Masotti (University of California San Diego)
Speaker: Josey Aron (The University of Alabama)
"AI and the Intentional Strategy: The Case for Epistemic Hygiene"
Commentator: Marybel Menzies (University of Toronto)
12M.

Colloquium: Indeterminacy and Insight in Self-Knowledge

Chair: TBD
Speaker: David Kovacs (Tel Aviv University)
"Self-making and indeterminacy"
Commentator: Matt Duncan (Rhode Island College)
Speaker: Michael Roche (Idaho State University)
"Difficult self-discovery - Insight into the value and distinctiveness of self-knowledge"
Commentator: TBD
12N.

Colloquium: Love, Reciprocity, and the Value of Relationships

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Taojie Wang (Brown University)
"Love's Necessity"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Abraham Mathew (Department of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame)
"Standing in Another's Debt"
Commentator: TBD
12O.

Poster Session

Poster: What are rationally desirable political institutions?
Presenter: Justin Holt (N/A)
Poster: A “Two Inference” Theory of Abduction
Presenter: Kenneth Aizawa (Rutgers)
Poster: Hyperdimensional Neutral Monism and the Proto-Panpsychist Collapse
Presenter: Kali Killingsworth (Arizona State University)
Poster: Audience Resistance and Fictional Coherence
Presenter: Ashton Hoene (Indiana University Bloomington)
Poster: Can Chatbots Apologize?
Presenter: Frances MacInnis (University of Toronto)
Poster: Supervenience and the Metaphysics of Health
Presenters: Shadi "Sophie" Heidarifar (Roseman University College of Medicine)
Lida Sarafraz
Poster: Bullshit and Bullshitting
Presenter: WEN XU (University of Colorado Boulder)
Poster: Necessary Pacifism
Presenter: Jill Delston (University of Missouri-St. Louis)
Poster: Harmony over Accuracy: A Reasons-Based Account of the Virtuous Person’s Emotions
Presenter: Joseph Phelan (Ohio State University)
Poster: How Not to Solve the Boundary Problem: Rescuing Russellian Panpsychism from the Quidditist Quagmire
Presenters: Andrei Buckareff (Marist University)
Yanssel Garcia (University of Nebraska at Omaha)
Poster: Beyond Programming: A Present-Control Account of Artificial Free Will
Presenter: Shaleen Shahi (York University, Toronto)
Poster: On topic continuity
Presenter: Xindi Ye-Martinsky (Hong Kong University)
Poster: Triangulation and Hinge Commitments: An Alternative Proposal for Mind-Independent Reasons for Action
Presenter: Adam Jackson (Department of Philosophy, York University)
Poster: Quine's Very Early Influence on Dworkin
Presenter: Noel Boyle (Belmont University)
Poster: Why Feminist Legal Success Can Fail Culturally: Modeling Norm Emergence under Embeddedness Condition
Presenter: Hyemi Jun (Purdue University.)
Poster: Ignorance as Oppression: Germaine de Staël and the Feminist Critique of Epistemic Injustice
Presenter: Lei Shi (Temple University)
Poster: Nietzsche, Suffering, and Creative Self-Expression
Presenter: Yee Shao
Poster: AI and Speech Acts
Presenter: Yuna Won (CUNY Hunter College)
Poster: Objectification Without Objects: Norm Psychology and Moral Disagreements
Presenter: Xiaohui Yu (University of Maryland, College Park)
Poster: How to Count Ways of Being
Presenter: Ziyu Guo (Stanford University)
Poster: Insight in Inquiry
Presenter: Darien Santmyer (Purdue University)
Poster: Animal Gender as a Case for Animal Social Norms
Presenter: Marriah Alcantara (Department of Philosophy, York University)
Poster: Can “Human-in-the-Loop” Approaches Ensure the Ethical Use of Machine Learning Clinical Decision Support Systems?
Presenter: Amanda Favia (Nassau Community College)
Poster: Forgiveness and Apology: Toward a Communal Account of Moral Repair
Presenter: Il-Hwan Yu (University of Nebraska - Lincoln)
Poster: Sensory Transduction and the Individuation of Cognitive Systems
Presenter: Chen-Wei Wu (Rice University)
Poster: Illusion of 'How Do You Know?' Evidence for Knowledge Norm of Assertion
Presenter: Hyejoon AN (Seoul National University)
Poster: The Panopticon: How the Theory Plays Out in Reality
Presenter: Ren Vallely (UNC Greensboro)
Poster: The Genius and his Flaw: Resolving the Existential Monism of Michel Henry
Presenter: Simon Cunningham (University of Nottingham)
Poster: Rational Akratic Confusion
Presenter: Harry Golborn (University of Rochester)
Poster: Moral guidance needed: Exploring the relationship between the moral obligations of financial aid administrators and their role as fiduciary agents
Presenter: Heather Cowherd (University of Kentucky)
Poster: The Durated Instant: In Defense of Relativistically Compatible Presentism
Presenter: Breck Elliott (Texas State University)
Poster: Computational Realism without Representational Realism?
Presenter: Andrew Rubner
Poster: Architects and Dwellers: Addressing the Designer-User Asymmetry in Digital Epistemology
Presenter: Daniel Barbarrusa (University of Seville)
Poster: Who is Reborn? The Origin of a Conceptual Tension in Buddhist Philosophy
Presenter: Jacob Mortimer (University of Oxford)
Poster: Perspectives as a Framework for Explaining Belief Polarization
Presenter: Marlon Rivas Tinoco (University of Oklahoma)
Poster: Deciding “for itself” in Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics II.4
Presenter: Eleanor Oser (Boston University)
Poster: Quantum Indeterminacy and the Manifest Image
Presenter: Angela Lomeli (University of California, Santa Cruz)
Poster: Should Psychiatry Worry About Testimonial Injustice?
Presenter: Alex Denley (University of Illinois at Chicago)

Affiliated Group Program

G12A.

North American Nietzsche Society

Topic: Nietzsche on Fanaticism and Redemption

Speaker: Katie Brennan (Salve Regina University)
Speaker: Christian Emden (Rice University)
G12B.

Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy

Topic: Philosophy in an Age of Authoritarianism

Chair: John Drabinski (University of Maryland)
Speaker: Linda Martín Alcoff (CUNY Graduate Center)
Speaker: Janine Jones (UNC Greensboro)
Speaker: Shannon Sullivan (UNC Charlotte)
G12C.

Radical Philosophy Association

Topic: Marxism and the Philosophy of Science: Perspectives from the Global North and South

Speaker: Zeyad El Nabolsy (York University)
Speaker: Jordan Whelchel (Villanova University)
Speaker: Tiffany Montoya (Muhlenberg College)

FRI JAN 15, SESSION 13, 2:00 PM-3:50 PM

Divisional Program

13A.

Invited Book Symposium: Yong LI, Confucian Comparative Political Philosophy

13B.

Invited Panel: Black Women in Philosophy: Current Themes

Chair: Ashley Lamarre (Villanova University)
Speaker: Bailey Thomas (University of Rhode Island)
Speaker: Janine Jones (University of North Carolina, Greensboro)
Speaker: Nathifa Greene (Gettysburg College)
13C.

Invited Symposium: Essence and Modality

13D.

Invited Symposium: Cultivating AI: A Cross-Cultural, Interdisciplinary Dialogue

Speaker: Alison Gopnik (University of California, Berkeley)
Speaker: Ellie Hua Wang (National Chengchi University)
Speaker: Jonathan C. Gold (Princeton University)
13E.

Invited Symposium: Philosophy and the Brain

Speaker: Aliya Rumana (The University of Texas at El Paso)
Speaker: David Barack (Carnegie Mellon University)
Commentator: Daniel Burnston (Tulane University)
13F.

Symposium: Women in Islamic Philosophy?

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Emann Allebban (Providence College)
"Women in Islamic Philosophy?"
Commentator: TBD
13G.

Symposium: Don’t stage the notes: Regulating vision in classical music performance

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Yili Zhou (Duke Kunshan University)
"Don’t stage the notes: Regulating vision in classical music performance"
Commentator: TBD
13H.

Symposium: Standing to Forgive: Metaphysical or Moral?

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Eugene Chislenko (Temple University)
"Standing to Forgive: Metaphysical or Moral?"
Commentators: Jenna Lange (Johns Hopkins University)
Dane Stocks (Princeton University)
13I.

Symposium: The Responsible Architect: An Existential-Hermeneutic Ethics for AI in Design

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Jizhang Yi (Harvard University)
"The Responsible Architect: An Existential-Hermeneutic Ethics for AI in Design"
Commentators: Maritza Mills (University of South Carolina)
Ben Baker (Colby College)
13J.

Colloquium: The Soul as Substance: Teresa of Ávila and Kant

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Zach Ottati (Philosophy Department, Princeton University)
"Kant's Substantial Self: Noumenal Self-Substantiality and the First Paralogism"
Commentator: Lucy Allais (University of the Witwatersrand)
Speaker: Milo Crimi
"Clear and Distinct Perception in Teresa of Ávila"
Commentator: Derek Michaud (University of Maine)
13K.

Colloquium: Epistemic Norms and the Aims of Inquiry

Chair: Lewis Wang (Boston University)
Speaker: Tez Clark (New York University)
"Why Are Modest Credences Irrational?"
Commentator: Sophie Horowitz (UMASS-Amherst)
Speaker: David Barack (Carnegie Mellon University)
"Zetetic Agency"
Commentator: Daniel Mittag (Albion College)
13L.

Colloquium: Belief, Imagination, and Emotion

Chair: Malte Hendrickx (University of Michigan)
Speaker: Robert Ragsdale (University of Maryland, College Park)
"The Evaluative Architecture of Belief: Mental Action, Motivation, and Multifunctionality Without Dysfunction"
Commentator: Lisa Clark (Columbia University)
Speaker: Xintong Wang (University of Maryland)
"Experiential Imagination and Emotion in Fiction"
Commentator: James Harold (Mt. Holyoke)
13M.

Colloquium: Meaning by Rule: Inferentialism and Cooperativity

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Seoyeon Park (University of Pittsburgh)
"The Interlocking Problem for Logical Inferentialism"
Commentator: David Balcarras (University of Lethbridge)
Speaker: Kelly Ma (Stanford University)
"Gricean Cooperativity Emerges Dynamically"
Commentator: Christopher Ray (University of Michigan)
13N.

Colloquium: The Moral Life of Social Structures

Chair: Chitizraj Gurung (American University)
Speaker: Camilo Martinez (Central European University)
"Permission Structures"
Commentator: Brian Palmiter (Harvard University)
Speaker: Eliza Wells (University of Manitoba)
"Caring Social Structures"
Commentator: Kai Parker (San Jose State University)

Affiliated Group Program

G13A.

Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy

Topic: Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy 1

Speaker: Jacob Castleberry (Independent Scholar)
Speaker: John Min (College of Southern Nevada)
G13B.

APA Graduate Student Council

Topic: Applications and Challenges for AI in Science

Chair: Myraeka d’Leeuwen (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Speaker: Bill D’Alessandro (The College of William & Mary)
Speaker: Kino Zhao (Simon Fraser University)
Speaker: Philip Kieval (Universisty of Guelph)
G13C.

Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World

Topic: Oppression in the Contemporary World

Chair: Raman Sachdev (Clark Atlanta University)
Speaker: Mathilde Genest (McGill University)
Speaker: Rebecca E. Harrison (Binghamton University)
Speaker: Deena N. Sharuk (King's College London)
Speaker: Taine Duncan (University of Central Arkansas)
Speaker: Zachary Walter (University of Central Arkansas)

FRI JAN 15, SESSION 15, 7:00 PM-10:00 PM

Affiliated Group Program

G15A.

Molinari Society

Topic: Rethinking Libertarian Theory and Theorists

Chair: Roderick T. Long (Auburn University)
Speaker: Jason Lee Byas (Tulane University / Murphy Institute)
Speaker: Irfan Khawaja (Independent Scholar)
Speaker: Cory Massimino (Center for a Stateless Society)
Speaker: Zachary Woodman (Western Michigan University)
G15B.

Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy

Topic: Temporal Dimensions of Buddhist Philosophy

Speaker: Andrew D. Thrasher (George Mason University)
Speaker: Ryan Adams (University of Memphis)
Speaker: Yihang Li (Harvard Divinity School)
G15C.

North American Korean Philosophy Association

Topic: Philosophy of Mind and Moral Psychology of Korean Confucianism

Chair: Bongrae Seok (Alvernia University)
Speaker: Paul Hosle (University of Hong Kong)
Speaker: Seonhee Kim (Ewha Womans University, Korea)
Speaker: Eun Young Kim (Ewah Womans University, Korea)
Speaker: Bongrae Seok (Alvernia University)
G15D.

Heidegger Circle

Topic: Learning Teaching From Heidegger

Chair: Gregory Fried (Boston College)
Speaker: Daniel O. Dahlstrom (Boston University)
Speaker: Matthew Krüger-Ross (West Chester University)
Speaker: John M. Rose (Goucher College)
G15E.

Society for LGBTQ Philosophy

Topic: New Books Salon & Slumber Party

Chair: Katrina Haaksma (Indiana University Bloomington)
Speaker: Alex Adamson (Babson College)
Speaker: Juliana Gleeson (Independent Scholar)
Speaker: Amy Marvin (Hamilton College)
Speaker: Perry Zurn (American University)
G15F.

International Society for Socratic Studies

Topic: Xenophon's Socrates

Chair: Rusty Jones (University of Oklahoma)
Speaker: Patricia Marechal (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill)
Speaker: Alex Lee (James Madison University)
G15G.

Richard Rorty Society

Topic: Author-meets-critics on Carlos Montemayor’s “Knowledge and Freedom in the Work of Luis Villoro: Emancipatory Intelligence”

Chair: Sergio Armando Gallegos Ordorica (John Jay College of Criminal Justice)
Speaker: Carlos Montemayor (San Francisco State University)
Commentator: Susanna Siegel (Harvard University)
Commentator: Jeffrey Engelhardt (Dickinson College)
G15H.

George Santayana Society

Topic: Santayana and Royce

Chair: Richard Kenneth Atkins (Boston College)
Speaker: Daniel Brunson (Morgan State University)
Speaker: Jacob Goodson (Southwestern College-Winfield, Kansas)
Speaker: Randall Auxier (Southern Illinois University Carbondale)
Commentator: Phillip L Beard (George Santayana Society)
G15I.

North American Kant Society

Topic: Author Meets Critics Session: Jessica Tizzard’s Kant’s Moral World

Chair: Claudi Brink (University of New Hampshire, Durham)
Speaker: Jessica Tizzard (Universität Tübingen)
Commentator: Karl Schafer (UT Austin)
Commentator: Clinton Tolley (University of California, San Diego)
G15J.

Society for the Metaphysics of Science

Topic: Neo-Aristotelian Quantum Mechanics

Speaker: Abigail Ann Garcia (Franciscan University of Steubenville)
Speaker: Ángel Rafael Sosa Muñiz (Baylor University)
Speaker: Myles DeBord-Hall (Franciscan University)
G15K.

Society for the History of Political Philosophy

Topic: The Art of Writing in Plato & Aristotle: Political, Psychological, Philosophic

Chair: Derek Duplessie (Assumption University)
Speaker: Samuel P. Hage (Princeton University)
Speaker: Meredith Johnson (Tulane University)
Speaker: Michael Tang (Harvard University)
G15L.

North American Society for Social Philosophy

Topic: Author-Meets-Critics session on Michael Doan’s Rehearsing the Future: The Thought and Practice of James and Grace Lee Boggs

Chair: Genae Matthews (Smith College)
Speaker: Jane Gordon (University of Connecticut)
Speaker: Mark Lance (Emeritus, Georgetown University)
Speaker: William Paris (University of Toronto)
Speaker: Michael Doan (Oakland University)
G15M.

North American Kant Society

Topic: Kant's Theory of Freedom

Chair: Paul Guyer (Brown University)
Speaker: Lucy Allais (Johns Hopkins University)
Speaker: Lucy Allais (University of the Witwatersrand)
Speaker: Chris Onof (King's College)
Speaker: Chris Onof (Imperial College London)
Speaker: John Walsh (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg)
G15N.

International Society for Chinese Philosophy

Topic: ISCP 1: Confucian Ethics, Moral Psychology, and Human Flourishing

Chair: George Tsai (University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa)
Speaker: Ahn Jihyun (Sungkyunkwan University)
Speaker: Charintorn Burapa (Thammasat University)
Speaker: Choo Lok Chui (University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa)
Speaker: Yuhong Liu (Harvard University)
Speaker: Bongrae Seok (Alvernia University)
G15O.

North American Neo-Kantian Society

Topic: Freedom and Agency in Post-Kantian Philosophy

Chair: Luca Oliva (University of Houston)
Speaker: Chiara Russo Kraus (University of Naples)
Speaker: Andrew Werner (University of Dallas)
Speaker: Robert Tierney (University of Houston)

SAT JAN 16, SESSION 16, 9:00 AM-10:50 AM

Divisional Program

16A.

Invited Book Symposium: Invited Book Symposium

Speaker: Ernest Sosa
Speaker: Jennifer Nagel
Speaker: Brian Weatherson
16B.

Invited Symposium: The Body in Greek Philosophy

Chair: Jennifer Whiting (University of Pittsburgh)
Speaker: Reier Helle (Harvard University)
Commentator: Ian Hensley (James Madison University)
Commentator: Linaghua (Glenn) Zhou (Texas A&M)
16C.

Invited Symposium: Jonathan Lear's Legacy

Chair: Katherine Withy (Georgetown University)
Speaker: Amy Levine (Harvard University)
Speaker: Jennifer Lockhart (Auburn University)
16D.

Invited Symposium: Buddhist Perspectives on Consciousness and AI

Speaker: Christian Coseru (College of Charleston)
Speaker: Jan Westerhoff (University of Oxford)
Commentator: Charles Goodman (Binghamton University (SUNY))
16E.

Symposium: Lawlike Universal Statements and Modality

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Chi-ho Hung (University of Toronto)
"Lawlike Universal Statements and Modality"
Commentator: Kabir Bakshi (History and Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh)
16F.

Symposium: Kant, Conspiracy, and the Crisis of Reason in the Post-Truth Era

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Sasha Mudd (Universidad Católica de Chile)
"Kant, Conspiracy, and the Crisis of Reason in the Post-Truth Era"
Commentators: Patrick Frierson (Whitman College)
Andrew Chignell (Princeton University)
16G.

Colloquium: Moral Character and Moral Appraisal

Chair: Kyoungmin Cho (Mount Holyoke College)
Speaker: Michael Dale (Hampden Sydney College)
"Situationism and the Evolution of Spite"
Commentator: David Chan (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
Speaker: Kenneth Quek (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
"Praiseworthiness and Redemption"
Commentator: Bowen Chan (University of Guelph)
16H.

Colloquium: Algorithmic Fairness and Access

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Boaz Miller (Zefat Academic College)
"Algorithmic Fairness and Arbitrariness"
Commentator: Elizabeth Edenberg (Baruch College, CUNY)
Speaker: Zhengzhou Li (Rice University, Department of Philosophy)
"Equality of Opportunity and Open Internet Access"
Commentator: TBD
16I.

Colloquium: Disorder, Dysfunction, and the Ethics of Diagnosis

Chair: Farhan Lakhany (University of Nebraska, Omaha)
Speaker: Ilir Isufi (University of Cincinnati)
"Defining Disorder, Defining Harms: How Framings of Disorder Influence the Ethics of Diagnostic Labeling"
Commentator: Kathryn Petrozzo (Illinois Institute of Technology)
Speaker: Matthew Kern (Department of Philosophy, Washington University in St. Louis)
"Depression as Function or Dysfunction"
Commentator: James Turner (Umea Uniersity, Sweden)
16J.

Colloquium: The Limits of Reliabilism and Non-Evidentialism

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Conner Schultz
"A Dilemma for Reliabilism"
Commentator: Brian Barnett (SUNY Geneseo & St. John Fisher University)
Speaker: Jim Hutchinson (Nazarbayev University)
"The Absent Irrationality Problem for Non-Evidentialism"
Commentator: Luke Quinton (Rutgers University)
16K.

Colloquium: Reciprocity and Moral Responsibility

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Brookes Brown (Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto at Mississauga)
"Grounding Fair Play: Impartiality, Mutual Assistance, and the Duty to Reciprocate"
Commentator: David Slakter (Camden County College)
Speaker: Pieter Geerten Ruth van Oeveren (Rutgers University?New Brunswick)
"The Metaphysical Condition on Moral Outcome Responsibility"
Commentator: TBD

Affiliated Group Program

G16A.

William James Society

Topic: William James and the Politics of Warfare

Chair: Jacob L. Goodson (Southwestern College)
Speaker: Jacob Castleberry (Independent Scholar)

SAT JAN 16, SESSION 17, 11:00 AM-12:50 PM

Divisional Program

17A.

Other: Amanda Askell

Speaker: Amanda Askell (Anthropic)
17B.

Symposium: Jokes as a source of moral knowledge

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Gabriel Levc (UMass Amherst)
"Jokes as a source of moral knowledge"
Commentators: Mark Satta (Wayne State University)
Brendan de Kenessey (Baruch College, CUNY)
17C.

Colloquium: Ancient Logic, Modality, and Aboutness

Chair: Eleanor Oser (Boston University)
Speaker: Colin Causey (Baylor University)
"Making Logical Sense of Aristotle and al-Farabi on the Problem of Future Contingents"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Bryan Reece (Baylor University)
"An Ancient Aboutness Paradox"
Commentator: Marc Gasser-Wingate (Boston University)
17D.

Colloquium: Epistemology: Memory and Perception

Chair: Jeffrey Watson (Arizona State University)
Speaker: Rhys Borchert (University of Greifswald)
"Absence Causation and Perceptual Justification"
Commentator: Earl Conee (University of Rochester)
Speaker: Alison Springle (University of Miami Department of Philosophy)
"Capacatism: A Defensible Epistemic Conception of Memory"
Commentator: Jared Peterson (The State University of New York-Oswego)
17E.

Colloquium: Aggregation and Nonconsequentialist Normativity

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Joy Zhu (Florida State University)
"Limited Aggregation in Contractualism"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Kellan Head (Old Dominion University)
"Nonconsequentialism about Prudential Normativity"
Commentator: Camil Golub (Rutgers University-Newark)
17F.

Colloquium: Time, Narrative, and Historical Experience

Chair: Zhiwei Min (Boston University)
Speaker: Jeronimo Ayesta (Boston College Philosophy Department)
"From the Aporetics of Time to the Poetics of Narrative: Paul Ricœur’s Unfinished Reading of Augustine’s Confessions"
Commentator: Samuel Underwood (Colby College)
Speaker: Matthew Delhey (University of Toronto)
"Institutions in Time: Hegel on the Simultaneity of the Nonsimultaneous"
Commentator: Nicolas Garcia Mills (Binghamton University)
17G.

Colloquium: Distrust, Discrimination, and Social Epistemology

Chair: Travis Vosdingh (American University)
Speaker: Anna Pederneschi (UCI)
"Defensive Distrust"
Commentator: Dashiell Shulman (UNC Chapel Hill)
Speaker: Chul Soon Hwang (OSU)
"Inferentialist Standpoint Epistemology"
Commentator: TBD
17H.

Colloquium: Sentience, Moral Standing, and Welfare

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Daniel Hoogerhyde (University of Miami)
"Why Anti-Speciesists Should be Hedonists"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Vikas Beniwal (University of Mississippi)
"Foundations and Scope of Moral Standing"
Commentator: TBD

Affiliated Group Program

G17A.

Deep South Philosophy and Neuroscience Workgroup

Topic: Non-mechanistic approaches in philosophy of neuroscience

Chair: Dan Burnston (Tulane University)
Speaker: Phillip Kieval (Guelph University)
Speaker: Andreas Pommer (University of Copenhagen)
Commentator: Zoe Drayson (University of California, Davis)
Commentator: Caitlin Mace (University of Pittsburgh)

SAT JAN 16, SESSION 18, 2:00 PM-3:50 PM

Divisional Program

18A.

Invited Symposium: Being at Home in the World

Chair: Jonathan Cohen (Univ of Maine Farmington (emeritus))
Speaker: Andrew Huddleston (University of Notre Dame)
Speaker: David Bather Woods (University of Warwick)
18B.

Invited Symposium: Meta-Aesthetics

18C.

Invited Symposium: Trying as Inquiry

Chair: Zoe Johnson King (Harvard University)
Speaker: Sarah Paul (NYU Abu Dhabi)
Speaker: Gabby (Xin) Zhang (Washington University in St Louis)
18D.

Invited Symposium: Reasoning With Images

18E.

Invited Symposium: Book Symposium: Laura Ruetsche, The Physics of Ignorance: Representation, Realism, and “the” Renormalization Group

Chair: Jacob Barandes (Harvard)
Commentator: Laura Ruetsche (University of Michigan)
Speaker: Bob Batterman (University of Pittsburgh)
Speaker: Kerry McKenzie (University of California San Diego)
Speaker: Noel Swanson (University of Delaware)
18F.

Colloquium: Friendship, Ideals, and Moral Reasons

Chair: Alec Koppers (Boston University)
Speaker: Bella Braxton
"Against a Universal Normative Ideal of Friendship"
Commentator: Bridget Berdit (Boston University)
Speaker: Yahui Chen (Florida State Universit)
"When Friendship Is Not a Moral Dilemma"
Commentator: Robert Alexander (Boston University)
18G.

Symposium: Intellectual Pride as Virtuous Self-Centering

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Shawn Tinghao Wang (University of Washington Department of Philosophy)
"Intellectual Pride as Virtuous Self-Centering"
Commentator: Catherine Hochman (Université de Grenoble Alpes)
18H.

Symposium: Reactive Attitudes and Demands

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Jacob Blitz (University of Arizona)
"Reactive Attitudes and Demands"
Commentators: Marley Hornewer (Harvard University)
Joseph Orttung (NYU)
18I.

Symposium: Kant’s Paradox of Inner Sense: ​​Self-Intuition and the Synthesis of Apprehension

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Joseph Hellenbrand (Georgia State University)
"Kant’s Paradox of Inner Sense: ​​Self-Intuition and the Synthesis of Apprehension"
Commentator: TBD
18J.

Symposium: Causal Implicatures and Conditional Reasoning

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Jonathan Kendrick (Dartmouth College)
"Causal Implicatures and Conditional Reasoning"
Commentator: TBD
18K.

Colloquium: Moral Influence and Political Belief

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Adam Lake (Brown University)
"Moral Deference, Political Motivation, and Self-Deception"
Commentator: Christine Cuomo (University of Georgia)
Speaker: Blake Harris (University of Virginia)
"The Wrongfulness of Value-Based Persuasion"
Commentator: TBD
18L.

Colloquium: Disability, Environment, and Difference

Chair: TBD
Speaker: Charles Driker-Ohren (Stony Brook University)
"From Abnormality to Difference: Re-Thinking the Social Meaning of Blindness"
Commentator: Bianca Waked (Barnard College)
Speaker: Aaron Gray (Georgetown University)
"Desiderata for a Unified Account of Disability: Persistence or Transience?"
Commentator: Sara Purinton
18M.

Colloquium: Post-Truth and the Limits of Public Reason

Chair: Rose Levi (Boston University)
Speaker: Virankha Peter (Department of Philosophy, Johns Hopkins University)
"Sticky and Maladaptive: Narratives in a Post-Truth World"
Commentator: TBD
Speaker: Anna Brinkerhoff (Concordia University - Montreal)
"Beyond the Pale: An Analysis"
Commentator: TBD

Affiliated Group Program

G18A.

Philosophical Antiquities Group

Topic: Ancient Philosophy as Living Tradition

Chair: Cinzia Arruzza (Boston University)
Speaker: Emmanuel Auerbach-Baidani (The New School for Social Research)
Speaker: Eleanor Oser (Boston University)
Speaker: Madeline Brenchley (Boston College)

Index of Participants

#

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A

Aas, Sean 1E
Abbarno, G.John G1A, G3B
Abbarno, John G. G9B
Absher, Brandon G5L
Adamson, Alex 11H, G15E
Adams, Marcus P. G8A
Adams, Ryan G15B
Adams, Sharon 7M
Aizawa, Kenneth 12O
Al Dhawi, Al Unood W12
Alcantara, Marriah 12O
Alcazar Estrella, Marcos W24
Alexander, Robert 18F
Ali, Arden 12J
Allais, Lucy 13J, G15M
Allebban, Emann 13F
Amaya, Santiago G5A
Amico-Korby, Dallas 11C
Amijee, Fatema 1C
Amir, Lydia G2B, G3B, G6B, G9B
Angle, Stephen C. G3A
AN, Hyejoon 12O, W4
Areias, Nicole 8M
Argueta, Andrea 2C
Aron, Josey 12L
Arora, Megha W4
Arruzza, Cinzia 12D, G18A
Artner, Stephen G4C, W1
Askell, Amanda 17A
Atkins, Richard Kenneth G15H
Attwood, Ashley 2F
Auerbach-Baidani, Emmanuel G18A
Auxier, Randall G15H
Ayala, Boris 12G
Ayesta, Jeronimo 17F

B

Baber, Harriet 4M, 6J
Babich, Babette G7C
Bach, Theodore 11F
Bailey, Micah G5M
Baker, Ben 13I
Bakshi, Kabir 16E
Balcarras, David 13M
Barack, David 13E, 13K
Barandes, Jacob 18E
Barbarrusa, Daniel 12O
Barnett, Brian 16J
Baron-Schmitt, Nathaniel 3H
Baron, Emily 2H
Baron, Sam W6
Baron, Sam G5O
Barton, Jason W23
Battaly, Heather 7G
Batterman, Bob 18E
Beard, Phillip L G15H
Beaudette, Spencer 7J
Beniwal, Vikas 17H
Berdit, Bridget 18F
Berg, Anastasia 2A
Berinstein, Sofia W20
Berker, Selim 1L
Berk, Kiki G11D
Bernard, Valerie 2K
Berrettini, Samuel 2F
Berrettini, Sam W8
Berry, Sharon W7
Bessho, Keilee W15
Bess, Isobel G1B
Bigelow, Erica G1B
Bishop, Bob W25
Black, Kenneth 6D
Blake, Season 1I
Bledin, Justin 11D
Blitz, Jacob 18H
Boos Dykeman, Therese G4A, G5H
Borchert, Rhys 17D
Botello-Alcalá, Jordan G6A
Bourget, David 7G
Bowman, Caroline G1B
Boyle, Noel 12O, G5B
Bradford, Gwen 9A
Brading, Katherine 8B
Braxton, Bella 18F
Bremner, Sabina Vaccarino 7C
Brenchley, Madeline G18A
Brennan, Katie G12A
Brewster, Ernest G5P
Brick, Shannon 12F
Bridges, Jason 4K
Brinkerhoff, Anna 18M
Brink, Claudi G15I
Brockman, Elias 9L
Broderick, Paul W13
Brown, Audrey G2A
Brown, Audrey W27
Brown, Brookes 16K
Brown, C.D. 2C
Brown, Candy G G5K
Bruno-Niño, Teresa 12B
Brunson, Daniel G4B, G11C, G15H
Bruya, Brian G3C
Buckareff, Andrei A. 8D, 12O, G5A
Bueno, Otavio G5N
Burapa, Charintorn G15N
Burgos, Adam 11E
Burnside, Andrew 12I
Burnston, Daniel 13E, G17A
Butterfield, Paul G2B
Buttgereit, Thomas W19
Bu, Chenyu W5
Byas, Jason Lee G15A

C

Cahill, Ann G5F
Campbell, Steve 1E
Camrud, Caleb 3M
Canfield, Isabel 11L
Capes, Justin 8C
Carleo III, Robert G3C
Carlisle, Judith W13
Carlson, Emery 11H
Carrick, Michael W15
Carrozzo, Christian 12K
Carter, Adam 9L
Carter, Jacoby Adeshei G9A
Carus, Clara 1C
Carvalho, Vinicius 8I
Casati, Fillipo 4H
Castleberry, Jacob G11C
Castleberry, Jacob G13A, G16A
Causey, Colin 17C
Cayarga, Mara G5D
Cerbone, David 12C
Cetty, Chetan 8E, W10
Chambliss, Bryan 4L
Champanhet, Lucas G4B
Chandler, David W18
Chang, Wanghuige W12
Chan, Bowen 16G, W14
Chan, David 16G
Chan, Kam-Ho 4H
Chaplin, Rosalind 7E
Chen, Alison W21
Chen, Eddy 6A
Chen, Hsiang-Yun 1D
Chen, Shiyu W15, W25
Chen, Siqi G7B
Chen, Yahui 18F
Cherkasova, Evgenia G11D
Chignell, Andrew 16F
Chislenko, Eugene 13H
Chiu, Zih-Syuan "Tom" W8
Cho, Chris 2D
Cho, Kyoungmin 16G
Cho, Minsoo 2H
Christopher, Russell 9J
Chui, Choo Lok G15N
Clark, Kerry 4I
Clark, Lisa 2J, 13L
Clark, Tez 13K
Climenhaga, Nevin G5K
Cohen, Jonathan 3G
Cohen, Jonathan 18A
Collins, John 1L
Colomina-Alminana, Juan 8L
Conee, Earl 17D
Connolly, Patrick 8B
Connolly, Timothy G3A
Coseru, Christian 16D
Costa, Emanuele W5
Coulter, Richard 8M
Cowherd, Heather 12O
Creel, Kathleen 6A
Crimi, Milo 13J
Cruise, Ian G5J
Crumpler, Charles 1H
Cuisinier, Emmanuel 2K
Culbreth, Andrew 6K
Cunningham, Alexandra 1M
Cunningham, Kelly 3N
Cunningham, Simon 12O
Cuomo, Christine 18K, G9C, W19
Curcio, Henry W8
Curtis-Trudel, Andre G5N
C, John W9

D

Dahlstrom, Daniel O. G15D
Dale, Michael 16G
Davies, Will 2B
Day, Ivory G6A
De Jager, Cole 2K
de Kenessey, Brendan 17B, W16
deAlwis, Akshan 9L
DeBord-Hall, Michael 3J, W7
DeBord-Hall, Myles G15J
Deimling, Wiebke 6G
Delhey, Matthew 17F
Delston, Jill 12O
Delunas, Andrew 2E, W9
Demirtas, Huzeyfe W14
Dempsey, Thomas 9K
Deng, Snowball W21
Denley, Alex 12O
Desmond, Jordan W10
Dial, Emily G3B
Ding, Yanjie G2D
Doan, Michael G15L
Doherty, Kevin 1J
Dolmatov, Anton 8J
Dong, Hao 12I
Donohue, Jenna 12J
Dorst, Chris 7L
Dow, James 8L
Drabinski, John G12B
Drayson, Zoe 3L, G17A
Driker-Ohren, Charles 18L
Driver, Julia 9A
Dror, Lidal 11A
Drucker, Daniel 6L, 8K
Dular, Nicole G1B
Dumitru, Claudia G8A
Duncan, Matt 12M
Duncan, Taine G13C
Dunkle, Ian 6E, W20
Duplessie, Derek G15K
Dupont, Raphaelle 4H
Dushatska, Tanya 12A
Díaz-León, Esa 11A
D’Alessandro, Bill G13B
d’Leeuwen, Myraeka 12H, G13B

E

Easwaran, Kenny 8G
Eckert-Kuang, Bennett 9K
Eckley, Brian G5F
Eddon, Maya 7L
Edenberg, Elizabeth 16H
El Nabolsy, Zeyad G12C
Elder, Jamee 6A
Elgin, Catherine 9E
Elliott, Breck 12O
Elliott, Katrina 9I
Emden, Christian G12A
Emerick, Barrett 3F, G5G
Emery, Nina 9C
Emond, Isabel G4C
Endter, Lilia G5D
Engelhardt, Jeffrey G15G
Escobar, Lucas W24
Eyal, Nir G2C, W11

F

Fallis, Don 3J
Fang, Helena 4E
Favia, Amanda 12O
Fawell, Cal 11J
Feng, Li G7B
Fiat, Yonathan 3J
Field, Ethan 2C
Filloy, Constanza 7M
Fitelson, Branden 3D
Flowerman, Camila Hernandez 6I
Flynn, Jennifer W12
Flynn, Jim 9J
Fomenko, Andrei 9I
Ford, Luke 12K, W20
Fortier, Nikki 6E
Franken, Cade 3N
Fraser, Rachel 12A
Frasz, Geoffrey G8B
Frazier, Jessica 8D
Freiles, Antonio W7
Frey, Jennifer 2A
Friaz, Ricardo G5D
Fried, Gregory G11D, G15D
Fried, Isaac G8A
Friend, Toby 7L
Frierson, Patrick 16F, G11B
Frost, Kim G5A
Fukuda, Lana 4F
Fuyarchuk, Andrew W23

G

Gallegos Ordorica, Sergio Armando G4B, G15G
Gallegos Ordorica, Sergio G11B
Gao, Wenyang G7B
Garcia, Abigail Ann G15J
Garcia, Yanssel 12O
Garrett, Don 4B
Garver, Eugene G5I
Gary, Mercer G9C
Gasser-Wingate, Marc 17C
Gaunt, Stephen 4I
Genest, Mathilde G13C
Genova, Maria W22
Gentry, Gerad 6G
Gibert, Sophie G2C
Gibin Libman, Gabriel W1
Gibson, Quinn 9H
Gingerich, Jonathan 11B
Gjesdal, Kristin 7C
Gleeson, Juliana G15E
Godwin, Samantha W15
Godwin, Samantha W16
Golborn, Harry 12O
Gold, Jonathan C. 13D
Golub, Camil 17E, W17
Gomez, Mariana 11E
Goodman, Charles 16D
Goodman, Jesse W12
Goodman, Jesse 6M
Goodson, Jacob L. 8I, G15H, G16A
Gopnik, Alison 13D
Gordon, Jane G15L
Gorodeisky, Keren 9A
Gosselin, Abigail 12K
Goswick, Dana 4M
Gotlib, Anna 3N
Gould, Carol C. G9C
Graham, Peter 3L
Gray, Aaron 1E, 6I, 18L
Greco, Daniel 9D
Greene, Nathifa 13B
Griffin, Ananda W3
Griffith, Meghan 8C
Grimmer, Daniel G7A
Grimm, Hanna 2H
Gubler, Simone 12A
Guo, Ziyu 12O
Gurung, Chitizraj 13N
Guyer, Paul G15M

H

Haaksma, Katrina G15E
Haeg, Jonas 4C
Hage, Samuel P. G15K
Halvorson, Hans 7F
Halwani, Raja 4J
Han, Joseph 6M
Han, Yunqing/Isaac W21
Hardimon, Michael O. 11E
Harold, James 13L
Harrison, Autumn W22
Harrison, Rebecca E. G13C
Harris, Blake 18K
Harte, Liam 7H
Hartmann, Stehpan 7A
Haug, Matthew 9G
Havens, Dallas W14
Hay, Carol G1B
Head, Kellan 17E
Heidarifar, Shadi "Sophie" 12O, W19
Hejduk, Anthony D. G1A
Hellenbrand, Joseph 18I
Helle, Reier 16B
Hendrickx, Malte 13L, W28
Hendrickx, Malte W28
Hensley, Ian 16B
Herdova, Marcela 9K
Hill, Elizabeth 11H
Himwich, Neil 3J
Hirji, Sukaina G5G
Hlobil, Ulf 4D
Hobbs, Landon 1K
Hochman, Catherine 11K, 18G
Hoek, Daniel 8G
Hoene, Ashton 12O
Holmgren, Elena 7M
Holton, Richard 3E
Holt, Justin 12O
Hong, Hao G2D
Honig, Harry 7K
Hoogerhyde, Daniel 17H
Hornewer, Marley 18H, W2
Horowitz, Sophie 13K
Hosle, Paul G15C
Howard, Dana 1A
Ho, Eugene 4G
Hsu, Shao-An 4L
Huang, Anhui 6L
Huang, Yong G3C
Huang, Zhiguo 2J
Huddleston, Andrew 18A
Hughes, Christopher 6E
Hull, Sophia 9J
Hung, Chi-ho 16E
Hutchinson, Jim 16J
Hu, Lily 8H
Hu, Zhaoqui 6I
Hwang, Chul Soon 17G
Hwang, Junghyun W11

I

Icard, Thomas 6B
Isufi, Ilir 16I
Izquierdo, Adex W21

J

Jackson, Adam 12O
Jackson, Timothy P. G7C
Janiak, Andrew G9A
Jennings, Luke 2F
Jeong, Daehwi 1L
Jihyun, Ahn G15N
Johnson, Lucy 8H
Johnson, Meredith G15K
Jones, Janine 13B, G12B
Jones, Rusty G15F
Jorati, Julia 12I, G9A
Joseph, Dean 2L
Joseph, Dean W10
Jung, WooHyun G5C
Jun, Hyemi 12O
Jäger, Jens 8H

K

Kaag, John J. G7C, G11C
Kaczmarek, Emilia 7G
kain, Swarnima W13
Kane, Laura 8N
Kaspar, David G1A
Kassman-Tod, Joseph W20
Katayama, Errol 1K
Keller, Pierre G7A
Kendrick, Jonathan 18J
Kennelly, Nikolaus 11F
Kern, Matthew 16I
Khawaja, Irfan G15A
Khoshroo, Babak 9H
Kieval, Philip G13B
Kieval, Phillip G17A
Killingsworth, Kali 12O
Kim, Doil G7B
Kim, Donggeon W3
Kim, Eun Young G15C
Kim, Myungjun 4K
Kim, Pascal G5C
Kim, Richard 3A
Kim, Seonhee G15C
Kim, Seonjung G7B
Kim, Sonny W11
King, Zoe Johnson 7D, 18C
kinlaw, charles jeffery 2H
Kirsch, Elle 9K
Klemperer, Caroline von 12H
Kment, Boris 1L
Koch, Karen 4B
Kojima, Kazuo W15
Koltonski, Daniel 9J
Koppers, Alec 18F
Koshak, Matthew 8I
Kovacs, David 12M
Kreines, James 4B
Kress, Emily 1K
Krüger-Ross, Matthew G15D
Kuflik, Arthur 1M
Kumar, Victor 2A
Kwiatek, Timothy 3F

L

Lake, Adam 18K
Lakhany, Farhan 3L
Lakhany, Farhan 16I
Lamarre, Ashley 13B
Lambert, Enoch G3B, G9B
Lambeth, Morganna W23
Lance, Mark G15L
Lange, Jenna 13H
Larmer, Robert G5K
Latour, Melinda G9B
Law, Andrew 7L
Lazar, Eliana G4C
LeBlanc, Daniel G7A
Lee-Sursin, Julian W22
Lee, Alex G15F
Lee, Andrew 1H
Lee, Emily 2I
Lee, Eunah 2I
Lee, Sanggu W5
Lee, Seungsoo 3I
Lee, Wonjean G5C
Lee, Woo Ram 2J
Lehto, Otto W6
Lennon, Preston 9H
Lettie, Jacob 3M
Levac, Madeleine W26
Levc, Gabriel 17B
Levine, Amy 16C
Levi, Rose 18M
Leydon-Hardy, Lauren W12
Liang, Yucheng G2D
Liberman, Alida 12J
Lin; Zhao, Hanti; Shimin W4
LINK, MONTGOMERY 11J
Lin, Eden 12B
Lin, Xiaobin (Elvie) W3
Lin, Yi-Cheng G5O
LiPuma, Samuel 9J
Liu, Sebastian 12E
Liu, Yuhong G15N
Li, Vincent 6M
Li, Wenwen W3
Li, Yihang G15B
Li, Zhengzhou 16H
Lockhart, Jennifer 16C
Lohnes, Kathleen 3M
Lomeli, Angela 12O
Long, Roderick T. G5E, G15A
Lovejoy, Josephine 4J
Ludwig, Kirk 3H
Lustila, Getty G5J
Lu, Chenyang 4E
Lövgren, Olle 4L

M

MacAvoy, Leslie 12C
MacDougall, Rob 8I
Mace, Caitlin 3L
Mace, Caitlin G17A
Mach, Stefano 11I
MacInnis, Frances 12O
Macklin, Hayden 6J
Macnamara, Coleen 7D
Madigan, Timothy G5H
Madock, Jack 7K
Malamet, Akiva G5E
Malanowski, Sarah 6M
Malink, Marko 11D
Mamary, Anne W8
Manchanda, Jiya W24
Marechal, Patricia G15F
Marion, Cassady 1M
Markosian, Ned 8H
Marmodoro, Anna 1K, 9I
Marmysz, John G2B
Martinez, Camilo 13N
Martinez, Eduardo 11L, W10
Martín Alcoff, Linda G12B
Marvin, Amy G15E
Masotti, Joseph 12L
Massimino, Cory G15A
Matherne, Samantha 7C
Mathew, Abraham 12N
Mathiesen, Kay 4L
Matsuura, Shin W22
Matteoli, Kory 3M
Matthes, Erich Hatala 9A
Matthews, Genae G15L
Matthews, Margaret 1G
Matveev, Philip G5N, W6
Maude, Evelyn Rose W9
Mavridis, Nikolaos W4
Mayorga González, Layla G6A
Mazouji, Rojin W8
Ma, Kelly 13M
McConnell, Jeff 12L
McCullough, David 11K
McDonald, Fritz 1J
McDonough, Jeffrey 8B
McDougal, Austen 7I
McFadden, Meredith 1J
McKee, Patrick 9K
McKenzie, Kerry 18E
McSweeney, Michaela 7F
Meghani, Zahra G8B
Mendelovici, Angela 2J
Mendez, Daniel 12J
Menge, Torsten W10
Menon, Tushar 3G
Menzies, Marybel 12L
Mercer, Christia G9A
Merino-Rajme, Carla G5O
Michaud, Derek 13J
Miller, Boaz 16H
Miller, Elizabeth 9E
Miller, Sarah Clark G9C
Mills, Maritza 13I, W2
Mills, Nicolas Garcia 17F
Min, John G11C, G13A
Min, Zhiwei 17F
Mittag, Daniel 13K
Miyan, Penney 12K
Moldover, Jacob 1I
Montemayor, Carlos G15G
Montoya, Tiffany G12C
Moon, Meen W9
Moreno, Javier 1M
Morris, Kevin 2C
Mortimer, Jacob 12O
Mortimer, Samuel 3H
Mudd, Sasha 16F
Muller, Cathleen 1N
Munro, Daniel 8M
Mun, Cecilea 3F, W14
Muunitz, Charles G11A
Muzzetta, Cecilia G4C
Myers, Jordan 2D

N

Nagasawa, Yujin 8D
Nagel, Jennifer 16A
Nelson, Gerald W23
Neufeld, Eleonore 7B
Neville, Robert C. G3A
Newhard, Jay 12G
Nguyen, Thi 12A
Nickel, Mary G9C
Nolfi, Kate 11C
Norden, Bryan W. Van G3A
Norlock, Kathryn 7G
Norman, Gareth 4G
Nurmi, Suvielise G8B
Nutting, Kurt 8F

O

O'Brien, Liam 4M
O'Dowd, Kyle 11K
O'Madagain, Cathal 2B
Odeyemi, Idowu 4F
Ohn, Min 6K
Oh, Jea Sophia G3A, G5C
Oliva, Luca G7A, G15O
Oliva, Mirela G11D
Olsson, Tyler 3K
Oni, Daniel G5D
Onof, Chris G15M
Orlandi, Nico 11J
Ortiz-Hinojosa, Sofia G11B
Orttung, Joseph 18H
Oser, Eleanor 12O, 17C, G18A
Ottati, Zach 13J
Owens, April W21
Owen, Andrew Wynn 1N

P

Paganini, Elisa W20
Pagano, Emilie 7J
Pageau-St-Hilaire, Antoine 2K
Palazzo-Rodrigues, Letícia 2H
Palmiter, Brian 13N
Paone, Christopher G5I
Paris, William G15L
Parker, Kai 13N, W26
Park, Seoyeon 13M
Paul, Sarah 18C
Paul, Somreeta W2
Pavel, Sonia 2I
Paxman, Katharina G5J
Peabody-Smith, Ally G5B
Peacocke, Antonia 9B
Pederneschi, Anna 17G
Pelayo, Areins W9
Peone, Dustin G2B, G6B
Perreault, Marie-Anne 2D
Peterson, Jared 17D
Peters, Michaila G2A
Peter, Virankha 18M
Petrozzo, Kathryn 16I
Phelan, Joseph 12O
Pickard, Hanna 3E
Pierson, Leah G2C
Pinillos, Angel 2A
Pinsker, Amit 8K
Pion, Griffin 6D
Pittard, John 4E
Plakias, Alexandra 3C
Plumer, Gilbert 8M
Polychronopoulos, Yannis 6L
Pommer, Andreas G17A
Popa, Ioan Victor 3K, W24
Porot, Nicolas 9G
Potochnik, Angela 7A
Powers, Audrey 4J
Pratt, Henry 6M
Pressly, Lowry 11B
Presting, Kenneth W4
Purinton, Sara 1E
Purinton, Sara 11F
Purinton, Sara 18L
Purves, Gordon 9F

Q

Quek, Kenneth 16G
Quinton, Luke 16J

R

Ragsdale, Robert 13L
Rahman, Naveed Mustahid W13, W16, W22, W25
Rajaratnam, Alisha 1J
Ralkowski, Mark G2B
Ralston, Tom 8K
Randolph, Benjamin 2G
Ravitzki, Danielle 8N
Ray, Christopher 13M
Reece, Bryan 17C
Reed, David G5I
Rekis, Jaclyn W10
Renzo, Massimo 4C
Reynolds, Joel Michael 11E, G5B
Rezaei, Sina 2G
Rhodes, Rosamond G8A
Richardson, Kevin W7
Richard, Mark 12G
Rinard, Susanna 11C
Rini, Regina 7G
Robinson, Michael 8C
Robison, Meghan G8A
Roche, Michael 12M
Rodríguez González, Teresa G11B
Rogers, Dorothy G4A
Romano, Carlin G7C
Rosario, Esther W8
Rosas, Ana W17
Rosenqvist, Tiina 2B
Rose, John M. G15D
Rowell, Devon W23
Rubin, Richard M. G6B, G15H
Rubio, Daniel W25
Rubner, Andrew 12O
Ruetsche, Laura 18E
Rumana, Aliya 13E
Russo Kraus, Chiara G15O

S

Sabera, Tashmia W16
Sachdev, Raman G13C
Sackris, David W18
Sadovsky, Ronni Gura 3C
Salerno, Joe 12E
Sampson, Eric 2G
Sanaeikia, Rebecca W13
Sancetta, Piergiuseppe W6
Santmyer, Darien 12O
Sarafraz, Lida 12O
Satake, Yusuke W5
Satta, Mark 17B
Schafer, Karl G15I
Schaffer, Jonathan 4J
Schaff, Kory 1I
Schatz, Timothy 11K
Schecter, Joshua 6L
Schoettle, Timothy 11J
Scholfield, Emily 8J
Schroeder, Mark G5G
Schultz, Conner 16J
Sedgwick, Sally 7C
Seletsky, Robert 9I
Semrau, Luke 3N
Seok, Bongrae G5P, G15C, G15N
Serban, Henrieta G2B
Shadrach, Isaijah 11G
Shahi, Shaleen 12O
Shang, Asher W17
Shao, Yee 12O
Sharuk, Deena N. G13C
Shear, Ted 6L
Shenot, Julia 9F
Sherman, Brett 4G
Shield, Matthew 9C
Shim, Klint 4B
Shin, Joe W14
Shipley, Jeremy 3J
Shi, Lei 12O, W25
Sholl, Victor 2E
Shulman, Dashiell 17G
Sider, Ted 7F
Siegel, Susanna G15G
Sikkema, James G5M
Silins, Nico 9B
Silva, Joel da 1I
Sim, May G3C
Singpurwalla, Rachel 12D
Skelton, Anthony 12J
Skretta, Anton 6K
Slakter, David 16K, W27
Smyth, Daniel 7E
Snell, Clay G5I
Sobel, David 12B
Solano, Fedra Cabrera 7M, G11B
Song, Bin G3A, G7B
Sosa Muñiz, Ángel Rafael G15J
Sosa, Ernest 16A
Soyarslan, Sanem G11A
Spicer, DeeAnn 1D
Spinella, Jake 3L
Springle, Alison 17D
Spurling, Julien 11A
Sripada, Chandra 3E
Standefer, Shawn 12E
Staneslow, Bex 1M
Star, Daniel 12B
Steertegem, Chloe Van 4K
Stocks, Dane 13H
Stohr, Karen G5G
Strandberg, Jenny 7H, W1
Sullivan, Emily G5N
Sullivan, Shannon G12B
Sultanescu, Olivia 4D
Sun, Changshuo 12L
Susienka, Christine 6F
Sutton, Catherine 4M
Suárez, Dora 7M
Suárez, Mauricio 9E
Swanson, Noel 18E, G5O
Sweetman, Nathan W18
Swenson, Philip G5K

T

Tampio, Nicholas G3C
Tang, Lemuel 1H
Tang, Michael G15K
Tan, Peter 9E
Taylor, Elanor 9D
Taylor, James Stacey G5E
Taylor, Rebecca 11I
Teixeira, Mariana 2G
Telech, Daniel 7D
Teng, Gerald 9I
Tessman, Lisa 8F
Thakral, Ravi 8K
Thomasson, Amie 9C
Thomas, Bailey 13B
Thomas, Emily G5O
Thorstad, David 6B
Thrasher, Andrew D. G15B
Tierney, Robert G15O
Tinoco, Marlon Rivas 12O
Tiwald, Justin 3A
Tizzard, Jessica G15I
Tkacz, Malwina A. 7J
Tolley, Clinton G15I
Topete, Iziah G9A
Trautmann, Micah 11L
Tremblay-Baillargeon, Victor W6
Trinh, Lam 8E
Trullinger, Joseph G5L
Tsai, George G5P, G15N
Tuna, Emine Hande 3K
Tuominen, Miira 12D
Tuozzo, Thomas G5I
Turner, James 16I

U

Umar-Khitab, Luke 4K
Underwood, Samuel 17F
Uygun Tunc, Duygu W3

V

Vaassen, Bram 8H
Vaccaro, Dario W4
Vallely, Ren 12O
Vallier, Kevin 2A
Van Dyke, Christina 1G
Van Leeuwen, Neil 9G
van Oeveren, Pieter Geerten Ruth 16K
Van Orden, Gracie W2
Van Orden, Gracie W2
Vazquez, Michael G1A
Vereb, Zachary G8B
Vergara, Ezekiel 8J
Victor, Gavin 2L
Vosdingh, Travis 17G

W

Wager, Khai 8D
Waked, Bianca 18L
Wallace, David 7F
Wall, Steven 12B
Walsh, John G15M
Walsh, Julie 6F
Walter, Zachary G13C
Wang, Chen W18
Wang, Ellie Hua 13D
Wang, Jennifer G2D
Wang, Lewis 13K
Wang, Shawn Tinghao 18G
Wang, Taojie 12N
Wang, Xintong 13L
Ward, Andrew 2J
Ward, Caleb G5F
Ward, Caleb 7H
Ward, Madeline W11
Watkins, Adele 6K
Watkins, Aja 7A
Watson, Jeffrey 17D
Weatherson, Brian 16A
Weed, Laura E. G5H
Weidenbaum, Jonathan G6B
Weigel, Mary Antoinette 7K
Weirich, Paul 3N
Wells, Aaron W9
Wells, Eliza 13N
Wen, Huey 12K
Werner, Andrew G15O
Westerhoff, Jan 16D
Westfall, Mason 7B
Westra, Evan 7B
West, Daniel 7J
Whelchel, Jordan G12C
White, Amy E. G5E
White, David E. G5H
White, Justin 2K
White, Katilina 8L
White, Quinn G5G
White, Sara 6D
Whiting, Jennifer 16B
Wiggleton-Little, Jada 1A
Wilburn, Josh W12
Wilhelm, Isaac 8G
Williams, Jag 11K
Williams, Matthew W21
Wilson, Aaron G5M
Wing, Cheung Hing G5P
Withy, Katherine 12C, 16C
Witte, Margot W17
Wolf, Oliver W5
Womack, Catherine 8N
Wong, Jason 8E
Won, Yuna 12O
Woodman, Zachary G15A
Woods, David Bather 18A
Woo, Injin W3
Wu, Baolin G5P
Wu, Chen-Wei 12O
Wu, Qiong 6J

X

Xia, Yuanjin W11
Xu, Isabel W28
XU, WEN 12O

Y

Yang, Mingyan 8M
Yang, Xinyi 1F
Yang, Yinqi 6I
Yang, Ziren 3G
Yan, Yan W27
Yao, Kevin 6G
Ye-Martinsky, Xindi 12O
Yetman, Douglas 1L
Yin, Chih-Yun 7K
Yin, Leon W1
Yi, Jizhang 13I
Yonover, Jason Maurice 4H, G7A
Yost, Benjamin 8N
Yuan, Kate 6F
Yu, Il-Hwan 12O
Yu, Xiaohui 12O

Z

Zacka, Bernardo 11B
Zahorodniuk, Viacheslav W9
Zellmer, Jacob W9
Zhang, Gabby (Xin) 18C
Zhang, Jiahe (Zed) 4C
Zhang, Kevin 1H
Zhang, Snow 6B
Zhao, Kino G13B, W24
Zhou, Haoze G8A
Zhou, Linaghua (Glenn) 16B
Zhou, Yalin G2D
Zhou, Yili 13G, W20
Zhu, Joy 17E
Zhu, Yingshihan W11
Zhu, Yingshihan 8F
Zimmerman, Dean 7L
Zollman, Kevin 3D
Zurn, Perry G15E
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