| TIME | LOCATION | DETAILS |
| THURSDAY: JUNE 4, 2015 | ||
| 8:00 AM – 6:30 PM | Smith Campus Center (Pomona College) | Registration |
| Various Sites | Pre-Conference Activities: (Tours, etc.) | |
| 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM | Smith Campus Center, Ballroom (Pomona College) | Bookstore and Exhibits |
| 9:00 AM – 12:00PM | Hahn 101 (Pomona College) | Film Screening: “Years of Living Dangeriously” |
| 1:00 PM – 4:00PM | Hahn 101 (Pomona College) | Film Screening: “Years of Living Dangeriously” |
| 2:00 PM – 5:00PM | Mason Hall, Rm 001 (Pomon College) | Track 1. A World of Agents and Values: Telling the Story |
| 4:00:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Theater, Smith Campus Center (Pomona College) | Film Screening, “Journey of the Universe” |
| 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM | Frary & Frank Dining Halls (Pomona College) | Dinner Break |
| 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM | Bridges Auditorium (Pomona College) | Public Plenary: Bill McKibben – “Climate Warming as a Civilizational Crisis” |
| 9:00 PM – 9:30 PM | Bridges Auditorium Lobby | Bill McKibben Book Signing |
| 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM | Bridges North Patio (Pomona College) | Reception |
| FRIDAY: JUNE 5, 2015 | ||
| 7:30 AM – 12 Noon | Smith Campus Center (Pomona College) | Registration |
| 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM | Smith Campus Center, Ballroom (Pomona College) | Open Books and Exhibits |
| 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM | Smith Campus Center, Fireplace Lounge (Pomona College) | First Aid Station |
| 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM | Bridges Auditorium (Pomona College) | Conference Plenary: John Cobb, Jr. – “A Whiteheadian response to the Global Crisis” |
| 10:30 AM – 11 AM | Bridges Auditorium Lobby | John Cobb Book Signing |
| 10:30 AM – 11 AM | Pete’s Coffee (Pomona College) | Break |
| 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM | Section Plenaries | |
| Albrecht Auditorium (Claremont Graduate University) | Section I: “What Can Trigger Transformation?” (Catherine Keller) | |
| Benson Auditorium (Pitzer College) | Section II: “Philosophy is not only for Philosophers” (Helmut Maassen) | |
| Frank-Blue (Pomona College) | Section III: “Have You Ever Wondered what it’s Like to be a Mouse?” (Nancy Howell) | |
| Claremont United Church of Christ | Section IV: “Mind vs. Matter” (Philip Clayton) | |
| Bridges Auditorium (Pomona College) | Section V: “What Can We Hope For?” (Sandra Lubarsky) | |
| Claremont United Church of Christ | Section VI: “World Loyalty” (Mary Elizabeth Moore) | |
| Little Bridges Auditorium (Pomona College) | Section VII: “Spirituality” (Ignacio Castuera) | |
| Claremont United Church of Christ | Section VIII: “Are We Really Related?” (Franz Riffert) | |
| Thatcher Music Hall, Lyman (Pomona College) | Section IX: “Do Ideas Matter?” (John Sweeney) | |
| Smith Campus Center, Rm 208 (Pomona College) | Section X: “The Anthropocene, Modes of Agency and Bumpy Temporalities” (William Connolly) | |
| Smith Campus Center, Theater (Pomona College) | Section XI: “Culture in the Interstices: Finding Ecological Elbowroom in Whiteheadian Propositions” (Luke Higgins) | |
| Hahn Hall, Rm 101 (Pomona College) | Section XII: “Creativity” (Marjorie Suchocki) | |
| 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM | Frary & Frank Dining Halls (Pomona College) | Lunch Break |
| 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM | See Details Below | Track & Class Sessions #1 |
| 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM | Smith Campus Center (Pomona College) | Break: Refreshments |
| 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM | See Details Below | Track & Class Sessions #2 |
| 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM | Frary & Frank Dining Halls (Pomona College) | Dinner Break |
| 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM | Bridges Auditorium (Pomona College) | Public Plenary: Vandana Shiva – “The Misuse of Science in the Global Crisis” |
| 8:30 PM – 9 PM | Bridges Auditorium Lobby | Vandana Shiva Book Signing |
| 8:30 PM – 9:30 PM | Bridges North Patio, Pomona College | Reception |
| SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015: | ||
| 7:30 AM – 12 Noon | Smith Campus Center (Pomona College) | Registration |
| 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM | Smith Campus Center, Ballroom (Pomona College) | Open Books and Exhibits |
| 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM | Outside near Smith Campus Center??? | Pando Populus Exhibitor Booths |
| 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM | Smith Campus Center, Fireplace Lounge (Pomona College) | First Aid Station |
| 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM | Bridges Auditorium (Pomona College) | Conference Plenary: Herman Daly – “Ecological Economics for an Ecological Civilization” |
| 10:30 AM – 11 AM | Bridges Auditorium Lobby | Herman Daly PANEL Book Signing |
| 10:30 AM – 11 AM | Smith Campus Center (Pomona College) | Break: Refreshments |
| 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM | See Details Below | Track & Class Sessions #3 |
| 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM | Frary & Frank Dining Halls (Pomona College) | Lunch Break |
| 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM | See Details Below | Track & Class Sessions #4 |
| 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM | Smith Campus Center (Pomona College) | Break: Refreshments |
| 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM | See Details Below | Track & Class Sessions #5 |
| 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM | Frary & Frank Dining Halls (Pomona College) | Dinner Break |
| 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM | Bridges Auditorium (Pomona College) | Public Plenary: Sheri Liao – “Ecological Politics for an Ecological Civilization” |
| 8:30 PM – 9 PM | Bridges Auditorium Lobby | Sheri Liao Book Signing |
| 8:30 PM – 9:30 PM | Bridges North Patio, Pomona College | Reception |
| SUNDYAY, JUNE 7, 2015: | ||
| 7:30 AM – 12 Noon | Smith Campus Center (Pomona College) | Registration |
| 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Smith Campus Center, Ballroom (Pomona College) | Open Books and Exhibits |
| 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM | Smith Campus Center, Fireplace Lounge (Pomona College) | First Aid Station |
| 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM | Bridges Auditorium (Pomona College) | Conference Plenary: Wes Jackson – “Ecological Agriculture for an Ecological Civilization” |
| 10:30 AM – 11 AM | Bridges Auditorium Lobb | Wes Jackson Book Signing |
| 10:30 AM – 11 AM | Pete’s Coffee (Pomona College) | Break |
| 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM | See Details Below | Track & Class Sessions #6 |
| 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM | Frary & Frank Dining Halls (Pomona College) | Lunch Break |
| 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM | See Details Below | Track & Class Sessions #7 |
| 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM | Smith Campus Center (Pomona College) | Break: Refreshments |
| 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM | See Details Below | Track & Class Sessions #8 |
| 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM | Bixby Plaza (Pomona College) | Banquet: David Griffin – “The Whiteheadian Century!” |
| MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2015: | ||
| 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Claremont School of Theology |
Post-Conference Meetings #1 |
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Cooper Board Room |
Section I |
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Craig 105 |
Section II | |
| Process & Faith |
Section III |
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| Craig 107 |
Section IV |
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Craig 110 |
Section V | |
| Craig 111 |
Section VI |
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Craig 103 |
Section VII | |
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Kresge Chapel |
Section VIII |
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| Craig 106 | Section IX | |
| Dean’s Conference Room | Section X | |
| Center for Process Studies | Section XI | |
| Lemon Tree Patio | Section XII | |
| 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM |
Cooper Board Room, Claremont School of Theology |
Post-Conference Meetings #2 |
| TRACK LOCATIONS | ||
| Classes: | ||
| Broad Center, BD208 (Pitzer College) | 1. Introduction to Whitehead’s Thought | |
| Burkle, Rm. 16 (Claremont Graduate University) | 2. Introduction to Christian Process Theology | |
| Broad Center, BD209 (Pitzer College) | 3. Learning to Love: The Essential Basis for an Ecological Civilization | |
| Other Events: | ||
| June 4-7, 9am-7pm | Smith Campus Center, Rm 216 (Pomona College) | Meditation/Prayer Room (Inside) |
| June 5-7, 8am-9am | Smith Campus Center, Living Room 134 (Pomona College) | Sharing Groups (Dreaming, Grieiving, Feeling) |
| June 4-7, 9am-7pm | Smith Campus Center, Rm 212 (Pomona College) | Film Makers Room |
| Section I: The Threatening Catastrophe: Responding Now | ||
| Crookshank Hall, Rm 2 (Pomona College) | Track 1. Catastrophic Climate Change and Global Governance | |
| Smith Campus Center, Rm 217 (Pomona College) | Track 2. The Technological Response: Geo-Engineering | |
| Smith Campus Center, Rm 218 (Pomona College) | Track 3. The Threat of Massive Hunger | |
| Smith Campus Center, Doms Lounge (Pomona College) | Track 4. Just Peace Making: Response to Threats of Catastrophe | |
| 2014 Hall, P106 (Pitzer College) | Track 5. A New Economic System | |
| Smith Campus Center, Rm 201 (Pomona College) | Track 6. Political collapse | |
| Frary, PDR South (Pomona College) | Track 7. Organizing for Change and Sustaining Involvement | |
| Section II: An Alternative Vision: Whitehead’s Philosophy | ||
| Seaver Commons, Rm 104 (Pomona College) | Track 1. Whitehead and Analytic Philosophy | |
| Seaver Commons, Rm 103 (Pomona College) | Track 2. Whitehead and Continental Philosophy (A) | |
| Frank Hall, PDRW (Pomona College) | Track 3. Whitehead and Continental Philosophy (B) | |
| Seaver Commons, Rm 102 (Pomona College) | Track 4. Whitehead’s Value Theory and Ethics | |
| Frank Hall, Blue (Pomona College) | Track 5. Whiteheadian Philosophy of Religion | |
| Section III: Alienation from Nature: How it Arose | ||
| Lebus Hall, Rm 113 (Pomona College) | Track 1. What is Civilization and what are its Consequences for Human Relations to the Rest of the Natural World? | |
| Lebus Hall, Rm 217 (Pomona College) | Track 2. (Bilingual) How Have the Enlightenment and Industrialization Reshaped the Relation to the Natural World? | |
| Lebus Hall, Rm 201 (Pomona College) | Track 3. Late-modernity and its Reductive Monism | |
| Lebus Hall, Rm 110 (Pomona College) | Track 4. What Effects has Civilization, especially in its Current Form, had on the Human Psyche? | |
| SectionIV: Re-envisioning Nature; Re-envisioning Science | ||
| Mason Hall, Rm 001 (Pomon College) | Track 1. A World of Agents and Values: Telling the Story | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 005 (Pomon College) | Track 2. Intuition in Mathematics and Physics | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 002 (Pomon College) | Track 3. (Bi-lingual) Systems Theory, Complexity Theory, and Radical Emergence | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 004 (Pomon College) | Track 4. Beyond Mechanism: The Emergence and Evolution of Living Agents | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 003 (Pomon College) | Track 5. Ecologies, Becoming, Networks, and Value | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 006 (Pomon College) | Track 6. Unprecedented Evolution: Human Continuities and Discontinuities with Animal Life | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 011 (Pomon College) | Track 7. World, Self, and Brain: Neuroscience, Human Agency, and Process Thought | |
| Section V: Ecological Civilization | ||
| Smith Campus Center, Rm 208 (Pomona College) | Track 1. The Psychology of Wellbeing and its Social Implications | |
| Pearson Hall, Rm 003 (Pomona College) | Track 2. Sustainable Practice and the Cultural Dimensions of Ecological Health | |
| Pearson Hall, Rm 101 (Pomona College) | Track 3. Population and Women | |
| Pearson Hall, Rm 102 (Pomona College) | Track 4. Seizing an Alternative: the Future of Meat without Animals | |
| Pearson Hall, Rm 202 (Pomona College) | Track 5. Agroecology as Foundational for Ecological Civilization | |
| Pearson Hall, Rm 203 (Pomona College) | Track 6. (Bilingual) Birth-pangs of Ecological Civilization | |
| 2014 Hall, P103 &105 (Pitzer College) | 7. (Mandarin Language Only) China and Ecological Civilization (Xiaoting Liu and Tao Yang, chairs) | |
| Section VI: Reimagining and Reinventing the Wisdom Traditions—A | ||
| Lincoln Hall, Rm 01-109 (Pomona College) | Track 1. A New Axial Moment: The Revisioning of Traditions and Interreligious Mobilization | |
| Lincoln Hall, Rm 01-121 (Pomona College) | Track 2. The Jewish Contribution to Ecological Civilization | |
| Lincoln Hall, Rm 01-122(Pomona College) | Track 3. Islam and Whitehead in Dialogue | |
| Lincoln Hall, Rm 01-125 (Pomona College) | Track 4. Islamic Response to the Global Ecological Crisis | |
| Lincoln Hall, Rm 02-114 (Pomona College) | Track 5. Thomism and Whitehead: Partners or Opponents? | |
| Avery, AV224 (Pitzer College) | Track 6. The Role of Whitehead in Indigenizing Christianity | |
| Burkle, Rm. 14 (Claremont Graduate University) | Track 7. Reclaiming Love for Paradise Here and Now | |
| Lincoln Hall, Rm 01-135 (Pomona College) | Track 8. A New WAY for a New Day | |
| Studio Arts, Rm. 122 (Pomona College) | Track 9. Christian Process Theology | |
| Avery, AV226 (Pitzer College) | Track 10. Reading the Bible for the Sake of the World | |
| Avery, AV204 (Pitzer College) | Track 11. Can Mormonism Contribute to Ecological Civilization? | |
| Section VII: Reimagining and Reinventing the Wisdom Traditions—B | ||
| Carnegie Hall, Rm 12 (Pomon College) | Track 1. Can Whitehead’s Cosmology Contribute to Hindu and Jain Thought? | |
| Burkle, Rm. 12 (Claremont Graduate University) | 2. Sikh Values for an Ecological Civilization | |
| Avery, AV201 (Pitzer College) | Track 2. How Does Buddhist Nondual Process Thought Respond to the Global Crisis? | |
| Carnegie Hall, Rm 11 (Pomon College) | Track 3. (Bilingual) Confucian Thought and Whitehead | |
| Carnegie Hall, Rm 110 (Pomon College) | Track 4. Thinking Independently in the Tradition of Classical Greece | |
| Carnegie Hall, Rm 107 (Pomon College) | Track 5. The Contributions of Indigenous Thought | |
| Carnegie Hall, Rm 214 (Pomon College) | Track 6. The Contributions of Africa | |
| Section VIII: Reimagining and Reinventing Education | ||
| Crookshank Hall, Rm 1 (Pomona College) | Track 1. Home and Community-based Education | |
| Crookshank Hall, Rm 1 (Pomona College) | Track 2. Schools for Children | |
| Crookshank Hall, Rm 8 (Pomona College) | Track 3. Higher Education | |
| Crookshank Hall, Rm 10 (Pomona College) | Track 4. (Bilingual) Teaching and Learning | |
| Crookshank Hall, Rm 210 (Pomona College) | Track 5. Learning Compassion | |
| Section IX: Reimagining and Reinventing Bodily-Spiritual Health | ||
| Carnegie Hall, Rm 109 (Pomon College) | Track 1. Bodies Count: Embodiment and the Effects of Bodily Activity | |
| Hahn Hall, Rm 107 (Pomona College) | Track 2. Rethinking “Sexuality” | |
| Hahn Hall, Rm 108 (Pomona College) | Track 3. The Quest for Wholeness: East and West | |
| Hahn Hall, Rm 214 (Pomona College) | Track 4. Extraordinary Challenges to the Modern Paradigm | |
| Hahn Hall, Rm 215 (Pomona College) | Track 5. Mystical Disciplines, Ritual, and Worship | |
| Hahn Hall, Rm 216 (Pomona College) | Track 6. Eco-feminism and Goddess Religion | |
| Section X: Reimagining and Reinventing Societies and Social Thought | ||
| Mason Hall, Rm 013 (Pomon College) | Track 1. Social Life | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 014 (Pomon College) | Track 2. Process Philosophy and Eco-politics | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 015 (Pomon College) | Track 3. Governance and Public Administration | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 018 (Pomon College) | Track 4. The Legal Profession and the Philosophy of Law | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 019 (Pomon College) | Track 5. Ecological Economics | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 022 (Pomon College) | Track 6. Management | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 020 (Pomon College) | Track 7. Whitehead and Marx | |
| Mason Hall, Rm 023 (Pomon College) | Track 8. Technology | |
| Section XI: Reimagining and Reinventing Culture | ||
| Edmunds Hall, Rm 101 (Pomona College) | Track 1. The Inclusive Story and Big History | |
| Edmunds Hall, Rm 114 (Pomona College) | Track 2. Entangled Difference: Gender, Sex, Race, Class, Etc! | |
| Edmunds Hall, Rm 111 (Pomona College) | Track 3. Good Work: Core Challenge for an Ecological Civilization | |
| Edmunds Hall, Rm 136 (Pomona College) | Track 5. End-of-Life: From Medical Failure to Sacred Experience | |
| Edmunds Hall, Rm 130 (Pomona College) | Track 6. Pop Culture: Social Media and Entertainment | |
| Edmunds Hall, Rm 219 (Pomona College) | Track 7. (BiLingual) The Built Environment | |
| Hahn Hall, Rm 101 (Pomona College) | Track 8. Documentary Films | |
| Section XII: The Transformative Power of Art | ||
| Thatcher Music Hall, Rm 109 (Pomona College) | Track 1. Imaginal Communities: the Power of Place in Art and Story | |
| Thatcher Music Hall, 210 (Pomona College) | Track 2. Eco-acoustics: the Power of Contemporary Music | |
| Smith Campus Center, Theater (Pomona College) | Track 4. Film and Hope: the Power of Film to Awaken the Mind | |
| Edmond’s Hall, Rm 251 (Pomona College) | Track 5. Liberating Human Potential through Design and Graphic Art | |
| Edmond’s Hall, Rm 217 (Pomona College) | Track 6. Anima Mundi: Listening to the Art and Soul of Nature | |
| Thatcher Music Hall, 212 (Pomona College) | Track 7. (Bilingual) Aesthetics East and West | |