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Minorities and Philosophy FSU is a graduate organization working to advance the position of minorities in the field of philosophy and to serve as an advocate and support network for minority philosophers and ideas. We are proud to serve as one of the 180 chapters of Minorities and Philosophy International. 

The members of MAP FSU work at creating and maintaining an open, welcoming environment for anyone interested in the field of philosophy. MAP FSU is committed to allowing for the exchange of ideas on all topics of philosophical interest while promoting equal respect of all individuals, regardless of race, gender, class, sexuality, disability, culture or native language.         

Meetings

MAP meets once a month, and meeting times vary. Information on all meetings are sent in the week prior to the meeting to all graduate and undergraduate students in the Philosophy department via email. However, non-majors can find information on future meetings by liking us on Facebook or following us on Instagram or Twitter. 

Minorities and Philosophy Conference

The Minorities and Philosophy FSU Chapter will be hosting our 14th Minorities and Philosophy Graduate Conference on Friday, March 3rd, 2023.

We are excited to feature a talk by Dr. Briana Toole as this year's keynote speaker.

Past keynotes include Ann Cudd, Charles Mills, Lisa Miracchi, Kate Norlock, and Marina Oshana.

Click here to download the 2023 conference program.

Current MAP Officers

President: Christina Karabiyik
Vice President: Gabriel Tugendstein
Secretary: Nikolaus Kennelly
Faculty Advisors: Tracie Mahaffey & Andrea Westlund