Cultivating Disagreement Teaching Symposium
Let’s help our students speak up and express disagreement!
Past Events
Dinner & Dialogue: Should Universities Allow Disruptive Protests?
Frank Lovett (Political Science) and Gregory Magarian (Law)
Danforth University Center 276
Civil Society Brunch: Conservative and Progressive, American Style
Dan Haybron (Saint Louis University)
Knight Center 210
Dinner & Dialogue: Apologies and Reparations: Which Comes First?
Adrienne Davis (Law) and Thembelani Mbatha (African & African American Studies)
Danforth University Center 276
Civil Society Brunch: Somebody Should Do Something
Michael Brownstein (John Jay College of Criminal Justice), Daniel Kelly (Purdue University), and Alex Madva (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
Knight Center Room 210
Civil Society Brunch: The Politics of Futurity
Deva Woodly (Brown University)
Knight Center 210
Dinner & Dialogue: Should Animal Testing Be Phased Out?
Anne Baril (Philosophy) and Erik Herzog (Biology)
Danforth University Center, Room 276
Civil Society Brunch: Sex, Gender, and Sports
Zack Bowersox (Political Science), Marina DiMarco (Philosophy), Ophelia Vedder (Political Science), and Lucy Vollbrecht (Philosophy)
Knight Center Room 220
Dinner & Dialogue: Is Christianity Worth Believing In?
John Inazu (WashU Law) and Chad Flanders (SLU Law)
McMillan Hall Cafe
Civil Society Brunch: Democracy without Elections?
Alex Guerrero (Rutgers University)
Knight Center Room 200
Dinner & Dialogue: Talking about Touchy Topics
Tiffany Robertson (Touchy Topics Tuesday) and Ron Mallon (WashU Philosophy/PNP)
Danforth University Center 234