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Topics on everything from “Truth in Education” to “Personal Truth” to “News is Not the Truth!” will be presented and addressed by JU faculty members.
TRUTH: HAVE IT YOUR WAY
Presenters and Topics:
Rethinking the Search for Truth -- Matthew Groe, PhD., Associate Professor of Philosophy
Truth in Education: Is It on the Syllabus? -- Steven Davis, PhD., Associate Professor of Education
It’s Just a Theory -- Jeremy Stalker, PhD., Assistant Professor of Marine Science
News is Not the Truth! -- Keith Saliba, PhD., Assistant Professor of Communication
Personal Truth: A Modern Oxymoron -- Nathan Rousseau, PhD., Associate Professor of Sociology
The Liar’s Paradox -- Capt. Herb Hadley, JU NROTC Unit Commanding Officer
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