Institute Programs

Visiting Scholars Program

The Ethics Institute provides a limited number of appointments for visiting scholars who wish to use the resources of the Institute and the campus at large for a designated research project. Learn more >>

Ethics Across the Curriculum

• Faculty Seminar - The Ethics Institute will be hosting a faculty seminar during the 2006-07 academic year that has as its goal the integration of ethics into research and teaching. Learn more >>
  
  
• Graduate Seminar - The Ethics Institute offers ethics seminars for Dartmouth Graduate students in collaboration with the Dean of Graduate Studies Office. Please contact Aine Donovan for further information.

Ethics Minor

• Proposal and Required Courses

Fellowships

• Dorsett Fellowship Program

Student Activities

• Gerry ('47) and Stacy ('80) Phillips.

  Phillips Family Prize - In 1990, Gerry Phillips ('47)(Tuck '47) and his brother Howard Phillips ('51)(Tuck '52) established, with Stacy Phillips ('80), a fund in honor of Helen and Louis Phillips. This fund rewards outstanding scholarship that has been written by a current undergraduate. Ethics, according to Gerry Phillips, is the most important part of a Dartmouth education. Learn more about the prize and guidelines for submission >>
  
  
  
  
  
  
• Ethics Bowl - Dartmouth undergraduates compete for spots on the annual Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl Team, held in conjunction with the Association of Practical and Professional Ethics Conference in November. Learn more about the Ethics Bowl >>

• Elie Wiesel Essay Contest

Past Programs

• Summer Faculty Institute (ELSI) Learn more >>

• April 29, 2004 - Temple Grandin: "Fighting Animal Suffering".
• November 10, 2003 -- Tom Chappell: "Leading With Values"
• April 12, 2003 -- Exploring Moral Courage
• October 28, 2002 -- In Our Midst: Long-term impact of Neonatal Intensive Care: A Cinéma Vérité Video
• Dreams and Dilemmas: Parents and the Practice of Neonatal Care
• October 12, 2002 -- USA Invasion of Iraq: A Just War?
• April 28, 2001 -- Student Science Court: HIV/AIDS in Africa: How Should the USA Respond?
• January 29th, 2001 -- Student Science Court: The Future of Stem Cell Research
• Curriculum and Faculty Development for the Teaching of Academic Research Ethics
• The Scientific, Ethical and Social Challenge of Assisted Reproduction