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University Of New Orleans Foundation

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The LSU New Orleans Philosophy Student Conference 2026 showcases original work by undergraduate and graduate students exploring ethics, logic, metaphysics, and more. Each student has a 30 minute talk, the presentations should be no less than 20 minutes and discussion no less than 10 minutes. Undergraduates present on November 12 and Graduates on November 13. Graduates will chair Undergraduate sessions and Undergraduates will chair Graduate sessions.&nbsp; The conference ends with an event on Saturday afternoon at the Broad Theater where students will watch the film <a fr-original-style="" href="https://am-i.film/" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">&quot;Am I?&quot;</a> and will have an opportunity to discuss the film with the director, Milo Reed, who graduated from Yale and studied philosophy and film. This conference is free, breakfast included on both days. Students will need to find their own accommodations and transport to the university, and pay for their expenses. Student on LSU New Orleans Philosophy program are eligible for a travel grant.&nbsp; Registration is free but students MUST register in order to attend.

The LSU New Orleans Philosophy Student Conference 2026 showcases original work by undergraduate and graduate students exploring ethics, logic, metaphysics, and more. Each student has a 30 minute talk, the presentations should be no less than 20 minutes and discussion no less than 10 minutes. Undergraduates present on November 12 and Graduates on November 13. Graduates will chair Undergraduate sessions and Undergraduates will chair Graduate sessions.  The conference ends with an event on Saturday afternoon at the Broad Theater where students will watch the film <a href="https://am-i.film/" target="_blank">"Am I?"</a> and will have an opportunity to discuss the film with the director, Milo Reed, who graduated from Yale and studied philosophy and film. This conference is free, breakfast included on both days. Students will need to find their own accommodations and transport to the university, and pay for their expenses. Student on LSU New Orleans Philosophy program are eligible for a travel grant.  Registration is free but students MUST register in order to attend.

University Of New Orleans Foundation

LSU New Orleans Philosophy Student Conference 2026

Kirschman Hall

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