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We have talked about it, now let’s show the SCSU campus community that we are still fighting!
The departments of Women’s and Gender Studies, History, Art, and Political Science are teaming up with The Research Center on Values in Emerging Science and Technology to prepare and display an impacting art installation down the corridor of EN B & C (2nd floor). Come add your voice and contribution!
The result:
March 1st 2023
1:10-2pm EN B121 A&B
Join your fellow students in a discussion regarding the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade and what that means for students at SCSU. This important discussion will be student lead (undergraduate and graduate) and will take place in a safe environment where all students can come together and share ideas, anxieties, comments and questions. Please join us for this important campus event!
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Pizza will be served!
If you have any questions, please email Dr. Roe (roes1@southernct.edu).
Dr. Tina Rulli, Associate Professor of Philosophy, UC Davis
Tuesday January 31, 2023
4-5pm BU 449
Those interested in learning more about interdisciplinary research, graduate school, and barriers facing underrepresented academics are welcome to join us for this informal reception celebrating the work and success of Dr. Tina Rulli!
Snacks will be served!
If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Roe (roes1@southernct.edu)
Dr. Tina Rulli, Associate Professor of Philosophy, UC Davis
Wednesday Feb. 1st 2023
1:05-1:55pm EN A120
Many “anti‐vaxxers” oppose COVID‐19 vaccination mandates on the grounds that they wrongfully infringe on bodily autonomy. Their view has been expressed with the slogan “My Body, My Choice,” co‐opted from the pro‐choice abortion rights movement. Yet, many of those same people are pro‐life and support abortion restrictions that are effectively a kind of gestation mandate. Both vaccine and gestation mandates impose restrictions on bodily autonomy in order to prevent serious harms. This talk evaluates the defensibility of the anti‐vax pro‐life position. The case for opposing gestation mandates on grounds of bodily autonomy is much stronger than the case for opposing vaccine mandates—even if fetuses have full moral status. Thus, there is a deep tension in being a pro‐life, COVID anti‐vaxxer concerned with bodily autonomy.
Join us for an interesting conversation and cookies & coffee!
If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Roe (roes1@southernct.edu)
