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The Southern Aesthetics Workshop will be held at Auburn University November 8-9, 2024. Program Schedule (updated 11/3/2024) Program Poster Keynote speaker: Rose McLarney, author of Forage and winner of the National Poetry Series Invited philosopher: Corey Reed (Butler): "Bad Artist, Banned Art?: Black Aesthetics, Political Protest, and Complicated Artifacts" CONGRATULATIONS to winners of Irene H. Chayes and SAW travel grants to present their work at this meeting: Kari Hanson-Park, Ian Heckman, Montaque Reynolds, Tieying Zou, Rissa Willis Program Co-Chairs: Madeline Martin-Seaver and John Dyck Program Committee: John Gibson, Keren Gorodeisky, Jay Miller, Jonathan Neufeld, and Elizabeth Scarbrough. Registration: Click the red button in the upper-right to register. - $10: students, unemployed
- $30: all others
Irene H. Chayes Travel Funds: The Southern Division will have $1000 available to support travel for persons with accepted papers who do not have institutional travel support. Organization of ASA Southern Division Policies on Discrimination, Harassment, and Respectful Behavior The ASA Policies will be in effect for this meeting. The ASA Southern Ombudsperson will be represented throughout the meeting. Southern Aesthetics Workshop: Local Information Conference Venue: All sessions of the Southern Aesthetics Workshop will be held at The Program Room at Pebble Hill, a small conference facility owned by Auburn University. It’s located at the intersection of Debardeleben and Magnolia, a ten- to fifteen-minute walk from campus. You can find directions here. Hotels: The two best places to stay are: These are within a block of one another, within a block of campus, and within walking distance to Pebble Hill. A shuttle runs between The Hotel at Auburn University and the Atlanta airport. If you plan on driving to Auburn, there are also a number places to stay near Highway 85 exits, including: The Division advises against trying to walk from any of these places to Pebble Hill, especially in hot weather. Travel: The best airport to use is almost always Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta. There are regional airports in Columbus and Montgomery that will get you nearer, but they won’t save you time, and there is no shuttle. Birmingham is farther. The shuttle from the Atlanta airport to the Hotel at Auburn University is operated by Groome Transportation. It’s a good idea to book a reservation in advance, which you can do here. If you drive, there is parking available at each of the hotels listed above, though I expect the two nearest the University charge. There is free parking at Pebble Hill, the site of the workshop. As more information becomes available, it will be posted here.
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ASA Trustee 2017-20 & ASA speaker at 2016 Rutgers Summer Institute for Diversity in Philosophy
Winner of the 2018 Outstanding Student Paper Prize
