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The LHU Ethics Center
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Purpose of the Center
********************************** Past Events April 2012 "What are YOUR Guiding Principles? Human Rights, Community Rights, Hydraulic Fracturing, Sustainability and Social Justice" ( In cooperation with the Women's Studies Program and the Office of Human and Cultural Diversity) Sister Nora Nash April 2011 "Integrity in Retail Business" Mr. Troy Nittinger ********** October 18, 2011 "Good Hair" film and discussion with the co-sponsorship of Office of Human and Cultural Diversity & Institute for International Studies ************ April 19, 2011 Dr. Henrik Madsen "A Talk about Food and Philosophy"
April 20, 2011 Celebration of Scholarship Essay Contest Presentation Topic: Ethics and the Arts
***************************** Film: "The Rapture" March 16, 2011 5:30 p.m. Greenberg Auditorium (Co-sponsored by the Philosophy Department) Discussant: Dr. Daniel Shaw ************************ "Up in the Air": a film with discussion to follow, led by Dr. Karen Kline, Dr. Heather Erb, and Dr. Joan Whitman Hoff Tuesday 9/28/10, 6 p.m. Hall of Flags "Gone Baby Gone": a film and discussion to follow, led by Dr. Daniel Shaw Tuesday, 10/26/10, 6 p.m. Hall of Flags **************************************** Visit the sites whose links appear below for more information on ethics and ethical issues............
Ethics Links Bioethics
Business Ethics Education Communication Ethics across the Curriculum
Ethics and Education
Ethics and Fiction Writing Ethics Resource Center International Ethics Sports |
Upcoming Events 2012-2013 Theme "The Will to Live" ********* Lunch Discussion Free Pizza Thursday 11/29/2012 12:30 to 2 PUB - MPR Dr. Cheryl Newburg Dr. Daniel Shaw ********** Initial Panel Discussion Wednesday 9/19/2012 6:45 p.m. Hamblin 115/Hall of Flags *************** The Philosophy Program & Ethics Center Undergraduate Essay Competition 2012 Ethics and Education Thanks to Panel Participants Andrew Brake and Derek Rodriguez ! Guidelines Authors must be undergraduate students of Lock Haven University. Essays must be the author's own original work and must be typed (double-spaced) using a twelve point font. Any legitimate style of documentation can be used. The title page must include the author's name and contact information. Essays must be at least 2500 words and no longer than 3000 words. Essays must be submitted in hard copy as well as on a disk. Both copies of the essay must be delivered to the Ethics Center or the Philosophy Program, Raub Hall #303. Papers will be judged on both form and content. Primary consideration will be given to the logic and persuasiveness of the arguments presented in the essay. Winners will be notified by April 1, and will be expected to present their papers at the LHU Day of Scholarship activities. Prizes First Prize : $150 S econd Prize : $100 Third Prize : $50 Please contact Dr. Joan Whitman Hoff, jhoff@lhup.edu (484-2642) for more information.
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