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Providence College: “Learning to Love Lincoln: Frederick Douglass’s Journey from Grievance to Gratitude”

On May 7, 2021, the Frederick Douglass Project at Providence College will be hosting faculty partner Diana Schaub for a lecture on Frederick Douglass's changing views of Lincoln.

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University of West Florida: A New Perspective on the Meaning of Platonic Political Philosophy

On April 26, 2021, the University of West Florida will be hosting JMC fellow Ariel Helfer for a virtual lecture on Plato's Letters.

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University of Alaska-Anchorage: “Reason and Politics: The Meaning of Virtue and Freedom”

The Chartwell Lecture Series at the University of Alaska-Anchorage will be hosting Mark Blitz for a virtual lecture on the connection between good character and freedom.

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University of Alaska-Anchorage: “Two Constitutions: The Coming Crisis in American Politics”

The Chartwell Lecture Series at the University of Alaska-Anchorage will be hosting Charles Kesler for a virtual lecture on conflicting views of the Constitution and our increasingly divided America.

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Providence College: Demagoguery and Self-Government

On March 12, 2021, the Frederick Douglass Initiative at Providence College will be hosting faculty partner Bryan Garsten for a lecture on demagoguery and self-government.

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American Philosophical Society: American Revolution Seminar Series

The David Center for the American Revolution at the American Philosophical Society is pleased to announce the launch of the David Center Seminar.

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St. John’s College – Santa Fe: “Learning to Love Lincoln”

On December 4, 2020, St. John's College in Santa Fe will be hosting JMC faculty partner Diana Schaub for a lecture on Frederick Douglass and his eventual affinity for Abraham Lincoln.

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Call for Papers: Duke Graduate Conference in Political Theory

In anticipation of a Feb. 2021 virtual conference, Duke University invites completed drafts of papers from graduate students on a variety of topics within political science.

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