Al Mele awarded Templeton Grant

Please join me in congratulating Al on receiving a very impressive grant from the John Templeton Foundation for the project: "Free Will: Human and Divine--Empirical and Philosophical Explorations."  For more information on the project please see this website.  This is very exciting for Al, as well as for future research on free will.

Comments

[Andrei Buckareff]

Congrats, Al!

[Kip]

Congratulations, Al! And thanks for hosting an amazing conference in Tallahassee!

[John Fischer]

Congratulations, Al.
This is great news. Also, congratulations to FSU,
John

[Chris Franklin]

Congratulations, Al. I can't wait to see all the great work that comes from this.

[Neal Tognazzini]

This has got to be one of the coolest things I've heard in a long time. Congratulations. I'm already excited.

[patrick todd]

Congrats! This looks fantastic.

[Dan Speak]

Man, that stinks, Al. Sorry to hear your going to have to handle all that money; not to mention the responsibility for our sub-discipline. What a bummer.

Or, sincere congratulations!!

[Kevin Timpe]

Congrats, Al.

For those of you intereted, 'Finding Free Will' is one of Templeton's active funding priorities for 2010. More information here:

http://www.templeton.org/what_we_fund/2010_funding_priorities/finding_free_will/index.html?utm_source=JTF+E-Mail+List+Manager&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Finding+Free+Will&utm_content=Finding+Free+Will&utm_campaign=Templeton+Report%3A+Our+Grantmaking+Reinvented

[Tamler Sommers]

Congratulations Al!

And don't forget about the unfortunate skeptics out there. Our poor job performance makes successful grant applications that much more important.

[Meghan Griffith]

Congratulations! Very very cool....