Civil Discourse Mit “the covid lab leak theory and scientific integrity: an evening with alina chan.” chan is a co author of viral: the search for the origin of covid 19, founded a nonprofit to track pathogen research, and was recently at the broad institute. please register here. Generously funded by the arthur vining davis foundations, the project has two core components: a speaker series open to the mit community, and seminars in concourse where students discuss freedom of expression and develop skills for successfully engaging in civil discourse.
Civil Discourse Mit In the spring semester, concourse invites other mit students to come and learn what intense and civil discourse about hot button issues looks like through periodic roundtable discussions over dinner and how exciting and instructive they can be. A new project on civil discourse aims to promote open and civil discussion of difficult topics on the mit campus. the project, which will launch this fall, includes a speaker series and curricular activities in mit’s concourse program for first year students. October 24, 7 8.30, “climate change: ‘existential threat’ or ‘bump in the road’?” with steven koonin, former caltech provost and author of unsettled, and mit’s kerry emanuel (eaps). Spencer case on defending patriotism freddie deboer on “peak woke” vinay prasad on what went wrong with covid mary harrington on feminism.
Civil Discourse Mit October 24, 7 8.30, “climate change: ‘existential threat’ or ‘bump in the road’?” with steven koonin, former caltech provost and author of unsettled, and mit’s kerry emanuel (eaps). Spencer case on defending patriotism freddie deboer on “peak woke” vinay prasad on what went wrong with covid mary harrington on feminism. A new project on civil discourse aims to promote open and civil discussion of difficult topics on the mit campus. the project, which will launch this fall, includes a speaker series and curricular activities in mit’s concourse program for first year students. A new project on civil discourse aims to promote open and civil discussion of difficult topics on the mit campus. the project, which will launch this fall, includes a speaker series and curricular activities in mit’s concourse program for first year students. About speaker series concourse events podcast contact 2 190. Please contact any of the four organizers of the civil discourse project: alex byrne, linguistics and philosophy, [email protected]. anne mccants, history and concourse, [email protected]. linda r. rabieh, concourse, [email protected]. brad skow, linguistics and philosophy, [email protected].
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