Each year, the Philosophical Association Conference chooses a graduate student's paper to be recognized with the Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences Congress Merit Award. The Congress Graduate Merit Award facilitates the participation of deserving graduate students in Congress activities. Recipients are selected based on nominations from the CPA committee. This year, the award went to Marco Tang for their paper "Should the Concept of Adaptive Preferences Play a Role in Clinical Care?".
Heartfelt congratulations to Marco on this well-deserved accomplishment.
To view the full list of Congress prize winners, visit the linked page.
