Throughout March 2024, the Jubilee Centre staff presented a series of talks internationally. Below you will find the list of talk titles.
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March
Professor Tom Harrison
- “Flourishing in the Digital Age”, public lecture, Boston College, Tuesday 12th March
Professor Kristján Kristjánsson
- “Teaching Practical Wisdom: New Developments”, invited lecture, Conference on Phronesis: Rationality and Practical Wisdom, University of Chicago, Friday 1st March
- “A Phronesis Framework: Latest Work from the Jubilee Centre”, invited lecture, A Kern National Network Convening: Transform Medicine, Millwaukee, Monday 4th March
- “Professional Phronesis in Medicine”, invited lecture, A Kern National Network Convening, Millwaukee, Tuesday 5th March
- “Teaching Phronesis: New Developments”, invited seminar presentation, Dept. of Philosophy, University of Guelph, Canada, Friday 8th March
- “Flourishing as the Aim of Education: New Developments, Criticisms, and Responses”, keynote lecture, MACE Residential, Boston, Monday 11th March
- “Phronesis: New Developments in Theory and Practice” (co-presenters Karen Bohlin and Jacquie Bryant), keynote lecture, KPCEL Convening: Artificial Intelligence and Practical Wisdom”, Boston, Wednesday 13th March
- “Flourishing as the Aim of Education: New Developments and the Relevance of Phronesis”, invited presentation, Conference on Character and Flourishing: Promoting Collaboration and Extending Impact”, Harvard Club, Friday 15th March
Dr. Liz Gulliford
- “Artificial Intelligence, Practical Wisdom, and Human Frailty” Dinner Lecture, KPCEL Convening 2024, Tuesday 12th March
Dr. Shane McLoughlin
- “Insights from Large-Scale Studies of Phronesis and Emerging Technologies” KPCEL Convening 2024, Wednesday 13th March
Michael Fullard
- “Character Education Leadership in Schools”, invited presentation, Bellevue Education Trust, Wednesday 28th February
- “Introduction to Character Education in Schools”, lecture, Primary PGDipEd, University of Birmingham, Thursday 21st March
