Our next event WAS going to be 6pm Tuesday, April 14th at the Brown Faculty Club…but in light of recent events, we will postpone until Fall 2020.
More details later this summer.
Dinner and discussion among scholars on science and religion
Our next event WAS going to be 6pm Tuesday, April 14th at the Brown Faculty Club…but in light of recent events, we will postpone until Fall 2020.
More details later this summer.
6:00pm Wednesday, October 30th at the Brown Faculty Club
The Economist, University of Chicago, CNBC, Thrive Global: “Sharing a plate of food leads to more successful negotiations”
[Below is a modified excerpt from Faculty Roundtable founder, Dave Thom, who uses the metaphor of a cup of coffee to describe what our roundtables are all about.]
The Providence Roundtable energizes and equips subsets faculty and grad-students at Brown University and the greater Providence area to engage in exploring the intersections of science, religion, and society.
Rosalind W. Picard, Sc.D., FIEEE
Director of Affective Computing Research
Faculty Chair, MIT Mind+Hand+Heart
12pm Monday, October 1st – more details here.
6:00pm Monday, November 12th – more details here.
The Brown University C.S. Lewis Inklings Society is excited to work with the Fellowship of Performing Arts to bring “The Most Reluctant Convert” to Brown University’s Campus. Reserve tickets here.
Using C.S. Lewis’ own words, award-winning actor Max McLean brings the brilliant Oxford Don to life, taking us on his extraordinary journey from hard-boiled atheist to “the most reluctant convert in all England”…only to become the most influential Christian writer of the 20th century. Here is a link to a trailer, with some audience reactions thrown in!
The play will take place on September 28 at 8pm in Salomon 101. Tickets are free, and details on how to register and when to pick them up can be found at FPAtheatre.com/Brown
Prof. Ken Miller was gracious enough to briefly respond to participants’ questions submitted in the online feedback survey for our event on March 7, 2018: “The Human Instinct: How We Evolved to Have Reason, Consciousness, and Free Will”.
Click here for your questions and his answers.
You can review the presentation slides here from last night. And don’t forget to fill out the feedback survey by 5pm Friday, March 9th to be eligible for a free copy of Ken Miller’s book when it comes out next month.