| 2006 Presenters and Panel Chairs
Stacey E. Ake, Ph.D., Philosophy, Drexel University
Love Thinks: Kierkegaard and Cornel West on Loving the Neighbor
Sharin Elkholy, Ph.D., Philosophy, Hunter College (CUNY)
Divergent Friendship: Or the Possibility of Friendship Across Differences: Heidegger on Richard Wright’s Native Son
Jorge L.A. Garcia, Ph.D., Philosophy, Boston College
The Love Ethic Strikes Back: A Volitionalist Account of Racism & Its Critics
Cynthia Gayman, Ph.D., Philosophy, Murray State University
The Community Enrooted in Love
Judith M. Green, Ph.D., Philosophy and Women's Studies, Fordham University
Rev. Hope Johnson, M.Div, Pastor, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Central Nassau
Karen Zampa Leon, LCSW, Long Island Jewish Hospital
The Bodhisattva Ideal: Compassion at the Crossroads of Culture, Politics and Religion
David E. McClean, M.A., Philosophy, Molloy College; Director, Interfaith Union
Opening Remarks: Filling in the Gaps: Love, Theory, Practice and the Current Situation
Keynote: Beyond Strategic Globalization - Markets, Firms, Poverty and the Future of the Species
Shaun Miller, Philosophy, Texas A & M
Luce Irigaray: Love Through Difference
Dwight Murph, M.A., Philosophy, Bowie State University
Daniel E. Potocki, Iona College
Human Trafficking: Love Will Break the Chains of Slavery
Alfred E. Prettyman, Lecturer, Ramapo College
Where is the Love? - Education as Economic Justice
Joseph Smith, Union Theological Seminary
Eric Thomas Weber, Philosophy, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
Breaking Bread and Making Love: Aristotle, Dewey and Lachs on Activity, Means and Ends, and Intimacy
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