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Disability in Latin Medieval Philosophy and Theology Disability in Latin Medieval Philosophy and Theology conferenceApril 26–28, 2018McKenna Hall Notre Dame Conference CenterProgramme :Organizers:     Prof. Richard Cross (richard.cross@nd.edu)Prof. Scott M. Williams (swillia8@unca.edu)&#160;Thursday, April 26th, 20183:00-3:30pm    Coffee &#38; Snacks&#160;3:30-4:50pm  -  Kevin Timpe, “Thomas Aquinas on Disability” (Calvin College)Chair: Christina van Dyke (Calvin College)Commentator: Richard Cross (University of Notre Dame)&#160;Friday, April 27th, 20188:15-9:00am    Breakfast &#38; Coffee for All&#160;9:00-10:20am  -  Gloria Frost, “Congenital Disabilities” (University of St. Thomas)  (via Skype)Chair: Miguel Romero (Salve Regina University)Commentator: Scott M. Williams (UNC Asheville)&#160;10:35-11:55am  -  John Slotemaker, “Aquinas and Ockham on the Imago Dei and Intellectual Disabilities”Chair: Mark K. Spencer (University of St. Thomas)Commentator: Miguel Romero (Salve Regina University)&#160;12-1:30pm    Lunch for all&#160;1:30-2:50pm  -  Scott M. Williams, “Ableism, Medieval Concepts of Personhood, and Imago Dei Trinitatis”Chair: Richard Cross (University of Notre Dame)Commentator: John Slotemaker (Fairfield University)&#160;3:05-4:25pm  -  Miguel Romero, “Interpreting amentia in the Aristotelian-Thomistic Tradition: 16th Century Spanish Colonialism and the Disappearance of a Latin Medieval Account of Cognitive Impairment”Chair: Thomas Ward (Baylor University)Commentator: Mark K. Spencer (University of St. Thomas)&#160;&#160;Saturday, April 28th, 20188:15-9:00am    Breakfast &#38; Coffee for All&#160;9:00-10:20am  -  Christina van Dyke, “Taking the 'Dis' out of Disability: Martyrs, Mystics, and Mothers in the Middle Ages” (Calvin College)Chair: Kevin Timpe (Calvin College)Commentator: Scott M. Williams (UNC Asheville)&#160;10:35-11:55am  -  Mark K. Spencer, “Separated Souls: Disability in the Intermediate State”Chair: Richard Cross (University of Notre Dame)Commentator: Thomas Ward (Baylor University)&#160;12-1:30pm    Lunch for all&#160;1:30-2:50pm  -  Richard Cross, “Disabilities in Heaven”Chair: Scott M. Williams (UNC Asheville)Commentator: Christina van Dyke (Calvin College)&#160;3:05-4:25pm - Thomas Ward, “Thomas Aquinas and Duns Scotus: Disabilities and the Beatific Vision”Chair: John Slotemaker (Fairfield University)Commentator: Kevin Timpe (Calvin College)&#160;4:35-5:15 - Closing Panel Session with Conference SpeakersChair: Scott M. Williams (UNC Asheville)More infos on the university of Notre Dame website.