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Tom Regan Visiting Research Fellowship Presentations — Special Collections Research Center
Next date: Wednesday, May 21, 2025 at 12:00pm to 1:00pm
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Wednesday, May 21, 2025 at 12:00pm to 1:00pm
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Tom Regan Visiting Research Fellowship Presentations — Special Collections Research Center
https://www.lib.ncsu.edu/events/tom-regan-visiting-research-fellowship-presentations-special-collections-research-center
<p dir="ltr" id="docs-internal-guid-34238578-7fff-b2b7-a1f8-330cd61e464a">Join us for an exciting virtual event with the Special Collections Research Center—don’t miss an opportunity to hear thought-provoking presentations from two inspiring scholars! </p><p dir="ltr">Dr. Sarah Scott, a Professor of Philosophy at Manhattan University, who will delve into the fascinating topic of "The Anti-Vivisection Movement and the Creation of Animal Rights." Kaitlyn Kitchen, an undergraduate student from Appalachian State University. Kaitlyn will present her engaging analysis, "Rolling in the Mud: An Exploration of the Intersections and Tensions between Women’s Liberation, Animal Liberation, and Activist Methods." </p><p dir="ltr">A heartfelt thank you goes to the Culture & Animals Foundation for their generous support in establishing the Tom Regan Fellowship and supporting these two scholars.</p>
<p dir="ltr" id="docs-internal-guid-34238578-7fff-b2b7-a1f8-330cd61e464a">Join us for an exciting virtual event with the Special Collections Research Center—don’t miss an opportunity to hear thought-provoking presentations from two inspiring scholars! </p><p dir="ltr">Dr. Sarah Scott, a Professor of Philosophy at Manhattan University, who will delve into the fascinating topic of "The Anti-Vivisection Movement and the Creation of Animal Rights." Kaitlyn Kitchen, an undergraduate student from Appalachian State University. Kaitlyn will present her engaging analysis, "Rolling in the Mud: An Exploration of the Intersections and Tensions between Women’s Liberation, Animal Liberation, and Activist Methods." </p><p dir="ltr">A heartfelt thank you goes to the Culture & Animals Foundation for their generous support in establishing the Tom Regan Fellowship and supporting these two scholars.</p>
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Join us for an exciting virtual event with the Special Collections Research Center—don’t miss an opportunity to hear thought-provoking presentations from two inspiring scholars!
Dr. Sarah Scott, a Professor of Philosophy at Manhattan University, who will delve into the fascinating topic of "The Anti-Vivisection Movement and the Creation of Animal Rights." Kaitlyn Kitchen, an undergraduate student from Appalachian State University. Kaitlyn will present her engaging analysis, "Rolling in the Mud: An Exploration of the Intersections and Tensions between Women’s Liberation, Animal Liberation, and Activist Methods."
A heartfelt thank you goes to the Culture & Animals Foundation for their generous support in establishing the Tom Regan Fellowship and supporting these two scholars.
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