Featuring presentations by:

Michael Vincent: PhD Candidate at The University of Queensland.

Guilherme Vasconcelos Vilaca: Lecturer in ethics, politics and law at the University of Queensland.

 

Presentations will be followed by discussion time. 

 

When: Wednesday April 24, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

 

Where: Carpark under Westpac bank, 89 – 91 Boundary st, West End. (Stop 5 on the 199 busline.)

About the speakers:

Michael will discuss the importance of critical reasoning skills to anyone wanting to be a democratic citizen, community leader, activist, or other political actor. He will cover what critical reasoning is, why it is important to promote it and develop it in oneself, and some of the basic reasoning mistakes people commonly make.

Guilherme is a keen migrant, having lived and studied law and social sciences in Portugal, Italy, Israel, Germany and Australia. He currently lectures Ethics in International Politics at UQ, but above all, he is interested in teaching students to unleash their potential.

 

 

Tea provided (bring your own mug!). 

All welcome, mug-less or otherwise.