A Jacksonville University College of Arts & Sciences panel discussion Feb. 27 focuses on getting at “The Truth.” Topics on everything from “Truth in Education” to “Personal Truth” to “News is Not the Truth!” will be presented and addressed by JU faculty members. TRUTH: HAVE IT YOUR WAY Presenters and Topics: Rethinking the Search for Truth -- Matthew Groe, PhD., Associate Professor of Philosophy Truth in Education: Is It on the Syllabus? -- Steven Davis, PhD., Associate Professor of Education It’s Just a Theory -- Jeremy Stalker, PhD., Assistant Professor of Marine Science News is Not the Truth! -- Keith Saliba, PhD., Assistant Professor of Communication Personal Truth: A Modern Oxymoron -- Nathan Rousseau, PhD., Associate Professor of Sociology The Liar’s Paradox -- Capt. Herb Hadley, JU NROTC Unit Commanding Officer

1. SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Kimberly Mariani, Chief Advancement Officer, and her team,
for hosting the reception.
Ginger Sheridan, Associate Professor of Photography, for her
support and assistance to the photography students
College of Arts and Sciences
PRESENTS:
Students whose artwork is displayed:
Alyssa Stevenson
Andrew Carroll
Austin Weaver
Arelis Resto
Cortney Tarell
Laura Walter
Ryan Montez
Brittany Bush, Jacksonville University Film Student,
for designing and showing the background images for the
presentations.
Thank you to the all those who worked behind the scenes to
make this event such a success.
Have it your way

2. Truth:
Have It Your Way
Presenters and Topics:
Ma hew Groe, PhD
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Rethinking the Search for Truth
Panel Discussion
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Terry Concert Hall
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Join us for a viewing
of the artwork
inspired by the topics
and a reception prior
to the program.
5:30 to 6:30 pm.
Steven Davis, PhD
Associate Professor of Educa on,
Truth in Educa on: Is It on the Syllabus?
Jeremy Stalker, PhD
Assistant Professor of Marine Science,
It’s Just a Theory
Assistant Professor of Communica on, Keith Saliba, PhD
News is not the Truth!
Associate Professor of Sociology, Nathan Rousseau, PhD
Personal Truth: A Modern Oxymoron.
NROTC Unit Commanding Officer, Capt. Herb Hadley
The Liar’s Paradox
The Moderator for the evening will be
Douglas M. Hazzard, PhD
Dean, College of Arts and Sciences