The project hosted its first workshop on the UMSL campus from August 12-14, 2019. Participants included researchers in Medieval philosophy, Islamic philosophy, philosophy of religion, and epistemology. The schedule from the event is below; a pdf of the schedule can be found here.

Times	Monday (08/12)	Tuesday (08/13)	Wednesday (08/14)
9:30-10:45	​Joshua Harris, The monism-pluralism debate in analytic metaphysics	Kara Richardson, Avicenna on voluntary movement and resolve	Reza Hadisi, The unity of practical and theoretical knowledge in the Sufi(-friendly) philosophical traditions
11:15-12:30	​Sayeh Meisami, The Theo-ontological Ground of Epistemic Foundationalism in Later Islamic Philosophy	Matt Benton, Knowing Persons, Knowing God: Toward an Epistemology of Interpersonal Relations	Celia Byrne, Essentially ordered series in Avicenna's proof for the existence of God
2:00-3:15	Charity Anderson, Divine Hiddenness: An Evidential Argument	​Ayman Shihadeh, Possibility and God's knowledge of particulars in Ash'ari theology
3:45-5:00	​John Hawthorne, Practical Knowledge