The Association for Practical and Professional Ethics invites submissions from students for its 19th Annual Meeting (March 4-7, 2010):
Submissions are invited on ethical issues in various fields (e.g., public administration, law, the environment, accounting, engineering, computer science, research ethics, business, medicine, health care, journalism, higher education) and on issues that cut across professions. Special consideration [...]
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CFP: Practical and Professional Ethics
Posted in Bioethics, Business Ethics, CFPs, Conferences, Ethics on July 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Philosophy in Ireland
Posted in Business Ethics, Ethics, General Interest, News & Notes on October 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
UNF’s Coggin College of Business is offering a study aboard program in international business ethics which will partly take place over the summer in Ireland during summer B and C. (Travel is during summer B, and the actual class is during summer C at UNF.) For more information please click here.
This study abroad experience is aimed at business [...]
On Organs and the Mighty $$.
Posted in Asian Philosophy, Bioethics, Business Ethics, Ethics, General Interest on February 15, 2008 | 7 Comments »
Last night, on the eve of Saint Valentine’s Day, I had the pleasure of attending a colloquium featuring the distinguished professor William LaFleur (University of Pennsylvania). He visited the University of North Florida and gave a guest lecture on the “Desires of the Dying: Japanese Qualms about the Bioethics of our Time”.
International Business Ethics – Study Abroad in Ireland
Posted in Business Ethics on November 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
A unique opportunity at the University of North Florida:
Philosophy students rarely have the opportunity to engage in study abroad opportunities that include travel to specific sites as well as meeting with real stakeholders outside of classrooms or lecture halls. Thus, UNF’s Summer, 2008 course on International Business Ethics is something special because it will allow [...]
