Undergraduate Philosophy Research Presentations and Panel

Are you an undergraduate student interested in pursuing philosophical research at an undergraduate, honours, or postgraduate level and beyond? 🤔💭 

At this event you will learn about:
📃 What it is like doing research in philosophy at every level of study
💡 Upcoming undergraduate research opportunities
🎓 The steps to take to pursue a career in academia

The event will be in two parts:

👩‍💻 PART 1. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
Each presenter has completed a summer undergraduate research assistantship with Professor Rob Wilson on a topic of their choice within the philosophy of anthropology. In their presentations they will discuss their research projects as well as their experience of doing philosophical research at an undergraduate level. This will give you first-hand insight into what philosophical research is like at an undergraduate level.

The undergraduate presenters are: 
• Roberta Burattini: 3rd year double-majoring in Philosophy and Anthropology & Sociology
• Brindy Donovan: 3rd year double-majoring in Philosophy and Anthropology & Sociology
• Danka Hundzova: 4th year honours student in Philosophy
• Rue Kinsman: 3rd year double-majoring in Philosophy and Anthropology & Sociology
• Eva Woodbrook: 3rd year double-majoring in Philosophy and Linguistics 

💬 PART 2. AUDIENCE Q&A WITH PANEL
Following the presentations, there will be an audience Q&A with a panel consisting of a mix of undergraduate, postgraduate students and a professor of philosophy.
If you have any questions about undertaking philosophical research and want to learn what steps to take, then this is the place to ask.

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‼️ Be sure to register your attendance interest ASAP: https://forms.gle/kkGLj7cxN7eC1fPc9
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EVENT DETAILS:
📆 DATE: Friday 6th May
🕰 TIME: 1–3pm
📍 VENUE: Fox Lecture Theatre (Arts Building Room G59) 

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The UWA Undergraduate Philosophy Society would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we will meet, Whadjuk boodja of the Noongar people. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.