Agenda
Annual General Meeting of the Society for the Study of the History of Analytic Philosophy
University of Calgary, May 9th 2017-05-07
- Approval of the Agenda
- Approval of the Minutes of the Last AGM (Below)
- President’s Report
Motion to be considered: that SSHAP adopt the Best Practices and Guidelines regarding Diversity, Inclusiveness and Equity that were recommended by the eponymous subcommittee.
- Elections (no election)
- Other Business
- Adjournment of Meeting
Minutes of the 2016 Annual General Meeting of the Society for the Study of the History of Analytic Philosophy held at the Metropolitan State University of Denver, June 17, 2016
Chairing: Sandra Lapointe, President
Attending: all those present at the conference (see programme attached)
13:00 Call to order
13:00 Approval of the agenda
Motion to approve the agenda: Sean Morris, seconded Gary Ebbs.
PASSES unanimously
13:01 President’s report
- The President highlights the activities of the SSHAP over the past year. Activities underway include addressing issues of diversity in history of analytic philosophy and at the Society’s meetings.
13:02 Adoption of the Constitution
The proposed Constitution of the SSHAP has been circulated and posted on sshap.org.
Motion that the Constitution be approved: Richard Creath, seconded: William Tashek
PASSES with one abstention
13:03 Presentation of Officers and Steering Committee of the SSHAP
- The President presents the slate of officers proposed by the Nominating Committee.
Motion: That the following members of the SSHAP be confirmed in the following positions, for the terms indicated: Warren Goldfarb, seconded: Joshua Eisenthal
- President: Sandra Lapointe (2 years)
Secretary: Richard Zach (3 years)
Treasurer: Landon Elkind (2 years)
Steering Committee:
- Aude Bandini (2 years)
- Matt Carlson (3 years)
- Philip Ebert (3 years)
- Yi Jiang (2 years)
- Teresa Kouri (3 years)
- Sean Morris (2 years)
PASSES unanimously
13:04 Other Business: None
13:04 Adjournment. Richard Zach proposes the meeting be adjourned. No objections.
Richard Zach
Secretary