On February 26-27, 2010 the NCPS will meet jointly with the South Carolina Society for Philosophy. The meeting will take place at Queens University of Charlotte.
Program
The program is here (pdf)—this revised version was posted Feb. 20. Hard copies of the program will also be available at registration.
Prizes
The 2010 NCPS essay prizes have been decided: results are posted on the Essay Prizes page. Congratulations to the winners!
Registration for NCPS Participants
The NCPS registration fee (cash or check only) will be $5.00 for undergraduate students and $15.00 for other participants. Please note that there is no advance registration for the NCPS: registration will be on-site. At registration, participants will also be able to prepay for the Saturday lunch by purchasing a $6.50 lunch ticket.
Also distributed at registration will be a guide to local restaurants and (for those on the program) pre-printed name tags.
Hotels
The main hotel, Comfort Inn Executive Park, is full.
Participants who have not yet booked a room might try the overflow hotel, the Hampton Inn Charlotte-Belmont @ Montcross. (The rooms blocked for the conference, however, have been released.)
Driving Directions
Queens University of Charlotte is located at 1900 Selwyn Avenue in Charlotte. It is an easy 15 minutes in-town drive from the main hotel (Comfort Inn Executive Park). To get to the university from this hotel:
The Comfort Inn also has a complementary shuttle which will take people to and from Queens University. This shuttle (which can hold only 10 people) will be available for conference participants according to this schedule:
Participants may also be able to arrange for a shuttle at other times, but please note that priority for the shuttle is given to airport pickups.
Those staying at the overflow hotel (Hampton Inn) can find driving directions here (Mapquest).
Parking and Session Locations
Sessions will be held in the Walker Science Building, the Dana Building, and the Sykes Learning Center, numbered (respectively) 2, 3, and 31 on this campus map. Participants may park anywhere in lots E or J except in those spaces reserved for faculty and staff. (Queens University has a number of Saturday classes and so needs to reserve those spaces.) Parking lot E, the closest, may be full early Friday afternoon, but there should be spaces there at other times. Please print out this parking pass (pdf) to put on your dashboard.