FOSTERING ETHICS
EDUCATION, DIALOGUE,
AND RESEARCH.
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Statement from the Prindle Institute: Black Lives Matter
Cancelled – Summer High School Ethics Bowl 2020
Even good people can be better at ethics
The study of ethics is not about telling you what the rules are. Ethics is an exploration of questions about the nature of right and wrong. It’s about developing a thoughtful framework to help you decide what you should do when the answers aren’t clear. The Prindle Institute for Ethics is one of the largest collegiate ethics institutes in the country and is dedicated to encouraging and fostering the study of ethics - in all its facets.
WHY STUDY ETHICS?
Ethics Reading
Courses
Take a deep dive into ethics, one book at a time. Register for one of these exciting 1/4-credit ethics reading courses.
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Faculty/Staff
Funding
Engage with ethics outside the classroom - receive funding from the Prindle Institute for projects or events that bring ethics to DePauw's campus in substantive ways.
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Staff Writer Application
Apply now for a position in Fall 2020 as a Prindle Post Staff Writer. Paid positions are available for DePauw students.
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Confronting Bias with WNET & Youth Collective.
We collaborated with WNET and Youth Collective in New York City to provide an anti-bias Youth Summit in May 2019. Prindle Institute interns, along with Prindle Post staff writer and DePauw student Byron Mason II joined forces with our director Andy Cullison to provide a workshop on confronting bias.
We examine key ethical issues behind current events and culture.
PRINDLE POST
Jun 04, 2020Complications in Our Picture of Looting
While the vast majority of protests have been peaceful, those that aren’t challenge us in ways that require further investigation.
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GETTING ETHICS TO WORK
MAY 26, 2020Ethics of Working from Home: Lockdown Guilt
Should you feel guilty if you are getting paid to do “less” work during the pandemic? On this episode of Getting Ethics to Work, we’re discussing another issue related to the ethics of working from home.
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NEWS
Jun 03, 2020Black Lives Matter
Our mission at the Prindle Institute for Ethics is to foster ethics education, dialogue, and research. We spend our days discussing questions that expand our understanding of morality, our own values, read thisVisit Us.
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