UNO Philosophy Club

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Benjamin Aguda

Location: Liberal Arts 397

The UNO Philosophical Society meets every week in room 397 of the Liberal Arts building. Meetings officially last an hour, but the conversation can continue afterwards. Topics for the meetings are chosen at the end of the previous meeting.

We typically meet in the afternoon (Around 4 PM) either Wednesday of Thursday. Contact Dr. Aguda for exact meeting details.

Need more information?

Contact Dr. Aguda at Bjaguda2@uno.edu

Discussion Topics

Ethics and Morality: Explore the principles of right and wrong, ethical dilemmas, and moral decision-making, helping you develop a strong foundation for making ethical choices in your personal and professional life.
Existentialism: Delve into the examination of individual existence, freedom, and the experience of living, as you contemplate the meaning of life and the choices that shape your destiny.
Political Philosophy: Investigate the fundamental questions about justice, governance, and power in society, empowering you to critically analyze and participate in important political discussions and decisions.
Philosophy of Mind: Unlock the mysteries of consciousness, perception, and the nature of the mind, offering insights into how we perceive and understand the world around us.
Philosophy of Science: Discover the philosophical underpinnings of scientific knowledge, exploring the scientific method, the nature of scientific truth, and the boundaries of empirical inquiry, enriching your understanding of the world of science and discovery.