The Program on Ethics (previously known as the Program on Values in Society) is dedicated to research, teaching, and outreach on ethical issues that arise across the disciplines. The Program is committed to facilitating the multidisciplinary collaboration that is essential to finding practical and insightful responses to today’s myriad moral problems. The members of the Core Faculty are currently working on a variety of issues, including global climate change; immigration and international justice; and medical practice and disability rights.
You can get involved with the Program on Ethics in a variety of ways. We host symposia and workshops throughout the year, all of them open to the public. We also offer a certificate program for graduate students, and a minor for undergraduate students. More details can be found on their respective pages listed below.
Program on Ethics Offerings
Core Members
- Gardiner, Stephen
Director, Program on Ethics
Professor of Philosophy and Ben Rabinowitz Endowed Professor of Human Dimensions of the Environment - Blake, Michael
Professor, Philosophy and Public Affairs - Fourie, Carina
Benjamin Rabinowitz Associate Professor in Medical Ethics, Philosophy - Goering, Sara
Professor, Philosophy - Mendoza, José
Associate Professor, Philosophy - Wang, Shawn Tinghao
Assistant Professor, Philosophy - Wirts, Amelia
Assistant Professor, Philosophy
Associate Members
- Brown, Timothy
Assistant Professor, Bioethics & Humanities - Campelia, Gina (medical ethics)
Associate Professor, Bioethics & Humanities - Jecker, Nancy (bioethics)
Professor, Bioethics & Humanities - Mayerfeld, Jamie (human rights; global justice)
Professor, Law Societies and Justice, and Affiliate Faculty, Philosophy - Turner, Jack (American political thought; critical race theory)
Associate Professor, Political Science
