All times are New York time (EDT; UTC/GMT-4)
Sessions begin promptly at the scheduled time; Zoom sessions open ten minutes prior to start time
Wednesday – June 1
10:25–10:30 Welcome & announcements
Session 1 (10:30–11:45)
Scott MacDonald, Cornell University
Augustine on Divine Presence
11:45-12:15 Short break
Session 2 (12:15–13:30)
Sarah Byers, Boston College
Augustine’s So-Called ‘Divine Illumination’ Theory of Knowledge
13:30–14:15 Long break
Session 3 (14:15-15:30)
Susan Brower-Toland, St Louis University
Subjectivity and Activity: Olivi on Consciousness and the Soul
15:30 Hang time (for those interested in socializing)
Thursday – June 2
10:25–10:30 Welcome & announcements
Session 4 (10:30–11:45)
Nate Bulthuis, St Joseph’s University
Correspondence and Co-Supposition: Walter Burley on Truth
11:45-12:15 Short break
Session 5 (12:15–13:30)
Seyed Mousavian, Loyola University, Chicago
Avicenna, the Impossibilia, and The Letter
13:30–14:15 Long break
Session 6 (14:15-15:30)
Jeffrey Hause, Creighton University
Love Thy Neighbor with a Heavy Heart: Aquinas on the Value of Mercy
15:30 Hang time (for those interested in socializing)
Friday – June 3
10:25–10:30 Welcome & announcements
Session 7 (10:30–11:45)
Claus Andersen, University of South Bohemia
Angelo Volpe on ‘esse cognitum’ – The Beginnings of a Debate in 17th-Century Scotism
11:45-12:15 Short break
Session 8 (12:15–13:30)
Jacob Tuttle, Gonzaga University
Aquinas on Action, Passion, and Intrinsic Change
13:30–14:15 Long break