[ * = presenting]
Rosabel Ansari, Stony Brook University, State University of New York
* Susan Brower-Toland, St Louis University, “Physics and Ontology in Ockham”
Francesca Bruno, University of Pennsylvania
* Nate Bulthuis, St Joseph’s University – “Walter Burley on Propositional Content”
Zachary Candy, LMU Munich
* Dominic Dold, University of Notre Dame – “Albert the Great on Definitions in Demonstrations”
Giacomo Fornasieri, Georgetown University
* Deni Gamboa, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla – “William of Ockham and Walter Chatton’s discussion on judgements and reflexivity”
* Peter Hartman, Loyola University, Chicago – “Wicked Minimalism: Anti-Affectionism
and Anti-Representationalism in the High Middle Ages”
* Vikram Kumar, Cornell University
* Jordan Lavender, Texas A&M University
* Can Laurens Löwe, St Louis University – “Aquinas on the Scope and Limits of the Will: The Case of the Perceptual Powers”
* Scott MacDonald, Cornell University – “Augustine’s Inward Turn: Memory’s Role in Understanding”
Giorgio Pini, Fordham University
Benjamin Prisk, Georgetown University
Mary Sirridge, Louisiana State University
* Joseph Stenberg, Colgate University – “Aquinas and the Ethics of Happiness”
Seth Strickland, Carnegie Mellon University
Margret Sullivan, Cornell University
* Andrew Van Arlig, Brooklyn College – “The Uses and Abuses of Animals”
Christina Van Arlig, Columbia University
Matthew Wennemann, University of Colorado
Thomas Williams, Georgetown University