California State University, Fullerton's 30th Annual Philosophy Symposium

The University Machine:
Alienation In Higher Education

March 21-24, 2000
Portola Pavilion C, TSU

All lectures and free and open to the public

Tuesday, March 21

4:00 Film Presentation: University, Inc.

Kyle Henry

Wednesday, March 22

09:45 "Symposium Welcome"

Stephen Simon, Department of Philosophy, CSU Fullerton

10:00 "Introduction to the University Machine Symposium 2000"

David Depew, Department of Communication Studies & Rhetoric of Inquiry, University of Iowa

1:00 "The University Machine in Control of Society: A Critique of 'Reform' at the State University"

Bruce Wright, Department of Political Science, CSU Fullerton
Jonathon Trerise and Matthew Romain, CSUF Student Respondents

3:00 "The Resistance to Cultural Studies"

John Carlos Rowe, Department Of English and Comparative Literature,University of California, Irvine
Katie Burnett, Student Respondent

Thursday, March 23

10:00 "Feminist Voices, Alienation and the University"

Ann Garry, Department of Philosophy, CSU Los Angeles

1:00 To Be Announced

4:00 "Hear Here: Where Living is Preeminent"

Daniel Walker, Alumni Speaker, CSU Fullerton
Susan Fleck and Phil McWilliams, Alumni Panel Respondents

Friday, March 24

10:00 "Philosophy: What's the Use?"

Dasiea Cavers-Huff, Department of Philosophy, Riverside Community College

1:00 "Liberal Education in a Multicultural Society"

Robert Hollinger, Department of Philosophy, Iowa State University
Luciano Cid, Student Respondent

3:00 "The University Machine: Alienation and A Good Ethics Class"

Sara Goering, Department of Philosophy, CSU Long Beach
Perry Robinson, Student Respondent

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