Ethics Awareness Week: Ethics and Public Policy SymposiumHow "Corporate" Should the University Be?Every year at the beginning of the fall semester UVU's Center for the Study of Ehtics holds "Ethics Awareness Week". One of the highlights of that week is the annual "Ethics and Public Policy Symposium, where speakers are invited to give insight into the intersection of public policy issues and ethics. This year's symposium "How Corporate Should the University Be?" featured the following speakers and sessions:Session 1 The Threats to Academic Freedom Cary Nelson, President, American Associate of University Professors, and Professor of English and Criticism and Interpretive Theory, University of Illinois‹Champaign Introduction by Scott Abbott, Professor of Philosophy and Integrated Studies, UVU Session 2 The University Has a Bottom Line, All Right, But What Is It? L. Jackson Newell, Professor Emeritus of History and Former Dean of Liberal Education, University of Utah, and President Emeritus, Deep Springs College Introduction by David R. Keller, Director, Center for the Study of Ethics, and Professor of Philosophy, UVU Session 3 University Governance in an Entrepreneurial Age Susan Olson, Professor of Political Science, Associate Vice President for Faculty, University of Utah Introduction by Jill Jasperson, Associate Director, Center for the Study of Ethics, and Associate Professor of Legal Studies, UVU Session 4 Plenary Panel Discussion Cary Nelson, President, American Associate of University Professors L. Jackson Newell, Professor Emeritus of History and Former Dean of Liberal Education, University of Utah Susan Olson, Professor of Political Science, Associate Vice President for Faculty, University of Utah William A. Sederburg, Commissioner of Higher Education, State of Utah Moderator: Elaine Englehardt, Special Assistant to the President, Distinguished Professor of Ethics, UVU These lectures were a part of the Utah Democracy Project. |
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