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Philosophy Club

The William & Mary Philosophy Club provides an exciting atmosphere in which students have the opportunity to interact with one another and faculty outside the context of a classroom environment. Open to majors and non-majors alike, the Philosophy Club allows students to pursue their philosophical interests wherever they may take them, including areas beyond the scope of classes typically offered at the College. Activities include weekly discussions, lectures by guest philosophers, and a picnic each semester where students challenge faculty in a friendly game of volleyball. Starting last March, the Philosophy Club also hosts the Annual William & Mary Undergraduate Philosophy Conference, a two-day long event in which students from the College and other universities share papers, receive critical feedback from each other and faculty, and enjoy a keynote lecture by a notable guest philosopher.

The Philosophy Club meets regularly on Friday afternoons at 4:00 p.m. in James Blair 221. Interested students are encouraged to e-mail President Adam Lerner or Vice-President Dustin Crummett (contact info below) to be added to the listserv. You should also check out the department's Facebook page for the latest updates on philosophy club events.

Upcoming Philosophy Club Events:

See the event calendar for this year's department colloquia, which philosophy club members are encouraged to attend.

President

Vice President

Faculty Advisor

Adam Lerner

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Dustin Crummett

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Professor Chris Freiman

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