The Rocky Mountain Philosophy Conference is an annual graduate student conference run by our graduate students.
The 27th Annual Rocky Mountain Philosophy Conference, April 4-5, 2025
Keynote Speakers:
Ásta, Duke University
Rachel Rudolph, University of California, San Diego
Cat Saint-Croix, University of Minnesota
Schedule and Poster:
For full schedule click here, and for the poster click here.
Registration:
Please fill out the form linked here if you would like to register:
Registration is not required, but we encourage it. If you register, we can print a name tag for you and share conference updates, including Zoom links!
Travel:
Inbound flights will arrive at Denver International Airport (DEN). «Ƶ is around 1 hour from the airport by car or bus. The cheapest, and for many people the most convenient way to get from the airport to «Ƶ is the AB bus. This runs every hour from the transit center at the airport (south end of the main terminal, below the Westin Hotel). The bus goes to downtown «Ƶ, via the campus. For details, see the RTD website (). You can purchase tickets on the RTD Mobile Tickets App () or use one of the ticket machines in the transit center. Tickets must be purchased and activated before boarding the bus.
If you plan to take the AB bus straight to campus, exit the bus at the Broadway/Euclid Ave bus stop in «Ƶ. You might ask the driver to let you know when you are at the stop closest to the University, and in particular the University Memorial Center (UMC). If you walk around the UMC on the left (west) side, the second building you come to on your left will be Hellems. The Philosophy Dept. Office is in Hellems 169.
Shuttles and ride share service are also available. shuttles cost $55 each way, while an UBER or Lyft runs from $50 to $80, depending on timing.
Lodging:
There are a few relatively inexpensive hotels, close to campus. We can recommend:
- University Inn, 1632 Broadway, «Ƶ, CO 80302
- Basecamp «Ƶ, 2020 Arapahoe Ave, «Ƶ, CO 80302
Contact:
For more information, please email the RMPC organizing committee at rmpc@colorado.edu.
The RMPC is made possible through support by the Arts and Sciences Student Government, the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, the President's Fund for the Humanities, the Student Group Funding Board, and the Philosophy Department at the «Ƶ.
Past RMPCs
