Friday-Sunday, May 20-22, 2022
Hemmingson Center, Gonzaga University, Spokane, WA
Gonzaga University’s Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment is happy to announce an interdisciplinary academic conference on the intersection of climate change and the mathematician-philosopher Alfred North Whitehead’s philosophy of organism.
Conference Program
Meeting Structure
Special journal issue of Process Studies
Accepted papers will be eligible for consideration to be included in a planned special issue of the journal Process Studies. Papers should be approximately 6,000 words in length.
Lodging and food
The cost of lodging and food will be provided for all accepted presenters. To reduce costs, participants may be asked to share a room with another attendee. In keeping with the conference theme, all meals will include delicious plant-based fare. Lodging details are shared directly with confirmed participants.
Travel
Gonzaga University is accessible via train, bus, car, and air (Airport code GEG). More information on travel to Spokane available here.
Reducing the Ecological Impact of Our Travel
As you know, travel, especially air travel, is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas pollution. To minimize the impact of this event, the Gonzaga Climate Center will offset travel emissions of all participants through Native Energy. Native Energy uses accredited third parties to rigorously examine their carbon projects—and the carbon offsets they produce—to ensure that they meet established methods for greenhouse gas reductions. All carbon offsets are or will be verified and listed in an independent registry to ensure that each offset is unique and sold only once.
Questions: ClimateCenter@gonzaga.edu
