About the Conference
The Midwest Conference on Chinese Thought (MCCT) is an annual conference dedicated to exploring past and present aspects of Chinese thought. It is an interdisciplinary gathering of scholars and students coming from disciplines or fields such as philosophy, religious studies, history, philology, and other disciplines or fields in the humanities and social sciences. While the conference is hosted each year by an institution in the Midwest United States, we welcome the participation of scholars and students from around the world.
Organizing Committee:
Brian Bryua (Eastern Michigan University)
Julianne Chung (York University)
Samuel Cocks (University of Wisconsin-La Crosse)
Brian Hoffert (North Central College)
Michael Ing (Indiana University)
Alexus McLeod (Indiana University)
Judson Murray (Capital University)
Aaron Stalnaker (Indiana University)
Mercedes Valmisa Oviedo (Gettysburg College)
Emeritus organizers:
Douglas Berger (Leiden University)
Franklin Perkins (University of Hawai'i)