The Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress (RoME) is looking for commentators for papers on the main program of the upcoming conference in Boulder, August 8-11. Comments can be given either in person or on Zoom (remote attendance at RoME has a significantly reduced registration fee). Graduate students are particularly encouraged to...
The Center for Values and Social Policy is co-sponsoring a Philosophy & Legal Theory Workshop scheduled to take place on June 5 th at the UMC. Former Department student and PhD graduate Cheryl Abbate 鈥� now Assistant Professor at UNLV 鈥� is participating in one of the sessions, and Professor...
The seventeenth annnual Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress (RoME), to be held on the CU campus August 8-11, 2024, has issued its Call for Papers. See the Call and information here: /cvsp/events/rocky-mountain-ethics-congress/rome-2024 .
Professor Alastair Norcross , director of the Center for Values and Social Policy, was interviewed in CU Connections about his role in leading this year's Faculty Council. See the interview here .
The schedule for the sixteenth annual Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress , August 10-13, is available by clicking here . Online agenda (including abstracts) is here .
The Center for Values and Social Policy outreach program POPCO and graduate student Dawn Jacob are featured in an article in the current Colorado Arts and Sciences e-magazine, issued by the College of Arts and Sciences. Read the article here .
The fourteenth annual Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress (RoME), to be held August 12-15 at the 乐播传媒 Boulder, has released their call for papers. See the infomation on the RoME 21 web site, here .
This past weekend, CU Boulder鈥檚 Collegiate Ethics Bowl Team was awarded the Bob Ladenson "Spirit of the Ethics Bowl鈥� Award while competing at the 25 th Silver Anniversary APPE Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl National Competition. Named after the founder of the Ethics Bowl, the 鈥淪pirit of the Ethics Bowl鈥� award is...