With one of the nation's leading PPE programs, Ohio State was well-represented at the national PPE Society Meeting from Nov 2-4. Six faculty members and two graduate students participated on panels, including:

Faculty

• Sahar Heydari Fard (Philosophy/ASC; CEHV):
  • "Diversifying Methods and Demographics in PPE Majors"
  • "From Conflict to Connection: Overcoming Hurdles and Harnessing Potential in University Civil Discourse Projects" [moderator]
  • "Justice and the Goals of Education" [moderator]
• Dana Howard (Bioethics/COM; Philosophy/ASC; CEHV):
  • "The Ethics of Researching Abortion Care Post-Dobbs"
• Eric MacGilvray (Political Science/ASC; CEHV):
  • "Diversifying Methods and Demographics in PPE Majors"
  • "Social Preconditions and Limits of Freedom" [moderator]
• Benjamin McKean (Political Science/ASC):
  • "Liberalism, Theodicy, and Climate Change"
• Emma Saunders-Hastings (Political Science/ASC; CEHV):
  • "Frederick Douglass and the Equivocal Constitution"
• Winston Thompson (Educational Studies/EHE; CEHV):
  • "Meeting in the Middle? Difficult Conversation About Race on University Campuses"

Graduate Students

• Jamie Herman (Educational Studies/EHE; CEHV):
  • "Citizens and/or Students: Balancing Autonomy and Paternalism in Civil Discourse Programs on Campus"
• Sally Moore (Educational Studies/EHE; CEHV):
  • "How Civil Discourse Projects Aid Campus Dissonance"