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Felipe Queipo
Communications Officer
United Nations Department of Global Communications
Felipe Queipo began his United Nations career at the NGO Relations & Advocacy Section of the Department of Public Information (DPI) in 2008. He currently serves as the Communications Officer responsible for outreach, engagement and global communications with civil society within the recently renamed Department of Global Communications (DGC).
Mr. Queipo is also the focal point for faith-based organizations within DGC. In this
capacity, he leads the team that organizes the "Focus on Faith" briefings within the
Department, an initiative that studies the links between faith traditions and religious
organizations, and the work and mission of the United Nations. The Focus on Faith
Series has explored, amongst other themes, the role that gender plays in religious
institutions, the contribution of religious organizations in preventing violent extremism,
as well as the efforts to address the refugee and migrants crises around the globe
and the resettlement work of governments and faith-based civil society.
This lecture is sponsored in partnership with UVU's Office of Global Engagement.
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Martha Nussbaum
Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor
University of Chicago
Martha C. Nussbaum received her BA from NYU and her M.A. and Ph.D from Harvard University.
She has taught at Harvard University, Brown University, and Oxford University. From
1986 to 1993, while teaching at Brown, Nussbaum was a research advisor at the World
Institute for Development Economics Research, Helsinki, a part of the United Nations
University. Nussbaum is the Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and
Ethics, appointed in the Law School and Philosophy Department. She is an Associate
in the Classics Department, the Divinity School, and the Political Science Department,
a Member of the Committee on Southern Asian Studies, and a Board Member of the Human
Rights Program.
Her books include Cultivating Humanity: A Classical Defense of Reform in Liberal Education (1997); Sex
and Social Justice (1998); Women and Human Development (2000); Liberty of Conscience:
In Defense of America’s Tradition of Religious Equality (2008); From Disgust to Humanity:
Sexual Orientation and Constitutional Law (2010); The New Religious Intolerance: Overcoming
the Politics of Fear in an Anxious Age (2012); Her latest book, Justice for Animals:
Our Collective Responsibility, appeared in January 2023, and she is currently working
on a book about Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem. She has also edited twenty-one books
and published over 500 articles.
This lecture is sponsored in partnership with UVU's Department of Philosophy & Humanities and College of Humanities & Social Sciences.
Livestream will not be available for this session
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Annie Isabel Fukushima
Associate Professor, Ethnic Studies, School for Cultural & Social Transformation, University of Utah
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Silvia Clark
Assistant Professor of Organizational Leadership, UVU
Angela Schill
Assistant Professor of Organizational Leadership, UVU
Yang Huo
Professor of Organizational Leadership, UVU
Maureen Andrade
Professor of Organizational Leadership, UVU
Jonathan Westover
Professor and Chair of Organizational Leadership, UVU
Moderator: Jeff Peterson
Associate Professor of Organizational Leadership, UVU
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Discussion Moderator: Brian Birch
Director, Center for the Study of Ethics
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Lehua Estrada
Director of Dance, Judge Memorial High School
Instructor, Department of Philosophy, UVU
Natosha Washington
Director of Dance, West High School
Co-Chair, Equity & Inclusion Committee, Salt Lake City School District
Eileen Rojas
Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Dance Artist
Rojas Counseling and Consulting
Moderator: Nichole Ortega
Associate Professor of Dance, UVU
livestream will not be available for this session
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Krista Ruggles
Associate Professor and Chair, Elementary Education, UVU
Mike Patch
Associate Professor of Elementary Education, UVU
Trevor Warburton
Associate Professor of Secondary Education, UVU
Moderator: Bryan Waite
Director of Global/Intercultural Academic Programming
Chair, Department of Secondary & Special Education, UVU
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This workshop presents an opportunity to discuss your place in global issues and consider what that means for you and your community.
Facilitators
Hash Brown
Philosophy Major
Member, UVU Ethics Bowl Team
Claire Montgomery
Philosophy Major
Member, UVU Ethics Bowl Team
Luncheon for invited guests
Elaine E. Englehardt is the Distinguished Professor of Ethics and a Professor of Philosophy
at Utah Valley University. She has taught philosophy, ethics and communication classes
at UVU for more than 40 years. She is in her second (three-year) term as President
of the Society for Ethics Across the Curriculum and is the author of ten books and
numerous peer reviewed articles. She has served in various administrative positions
at UVU including Vice President, Dean and Director. Her PhD is from the University
of Utah. She has written and directed seven multi-year, national grants. Four large
grants are in Ethics Across the Curriculum from the Department of Education's FIPSE;
and three are in Interdisciplinary Ethics from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Her first NEH grant funded the beginning of the Ethics and Values core interdisciplinary
course at UVU. From this work, she is considered the founder of the Ethics Across
the Curriculum movement.
She served on Utah's Judicial Conduct Commission for 8 years, Utah Humanities Council
for 7 years and the Utah County Planning and Zoning Commission for 10 years. For 20
years Dr. Englehardt taught the Chanel 9 distance education television course "Ethics
and Values" produced by UVU as well as numerous videos on a variety of topics in ethics.
She has written and presented almost 200 papers and directed 8 grants.
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Ana Ferreyro
Political Science major, UVU
David Castillo
Aviation major, UVU
Vincent Lee
Social Work major, UVU
Tala Alnasser
Public Relations & French major, BYU
Moderator: Alaina Sapp
Philosophy major & Ethics Student Fellow, UVU
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Maria Blevins
Associate Professor of Communication, UVU
David Scott
Professor of Communication, UVU
Meghana Rawat
Assistant Professor of Communication, UVU
Jessica Robinson
Assistant Professor of Communication, UVU
Moderator: Stevie Munz
Faculty Fellow, Center for the Study of Ethics
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Moderators:
Hilary Hungerford
Associate Professor of Geography, UVU
Thomas Bretz
Environmental Ethics Fellow
Center for the Study of Ethics, UVU
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For more information, contact Courtney Burns at [email protected]
Michael Ignatieff, “Reimagining a Global Ethic”Civility, Democracy, and Education"
Ethics & International Affairs, Spring, 2012
Eric Hanson, “The Role of Religion in Global Ethical Leadership”
Markkula Center of Applied Ethics
David Marchese, “Do Humans Owe Animals Equal Rights?"
Deborah Mower in A Crisis of Civility? : Political Discourse and its Discontents
Animal Humane Society, "Five Freedoms for Animals”
Animal Humane Society
"Migrant Crossings: Witnessing Human Trafficking in the U.S."
Annie Isabel Fukashima, Stanford University Press, 2019
"The Ethics of Migrant Welfare"
Hartley Dean, Ethics and Social Welfare
"Eligible to Travel? Who Knows?"
Ezgi Sertler, March 28, 2022
"Thoughts on the Future of Business Ethics"
Journal of Business Ethics: Business Ethics Out of the Cave, Christopher Michaelson
"Three Reasons why Business Ethics is Important"
University of Redlands, Karisa Schroeder
“Learning to Live Together: An Intercultural and Interfaith Programme for Ethics"
UNESCO - Interfaith Council on Ethics Education
Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development, “Globalization, Religion, Ethics”
Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development
"Multicultural education: How schools teach it and where educators say it falls short"
The Journalists Resource by Denise-Marie Ordway| 2021
"Multicultural education: How schools teach it and where educators say it falls short"
The Journalists Resource by Denise-Marie Ordway| 2021
Parliament of the world religions
Cross-Culture communication outlined by examples of ideas, attitudes, and behaviors
"Ending White Saviorism in Study Abroad"
SageJournals. Kristjane Nordmeyer, Nicole Bedera, and Trisha Teig
Global Health Action Journal, 2021
"What happened to the 'period day off' policy?"
Global health: NPR 2023
"What Climate Change Means for Utah"
United States Environmental Protection Agency
"This is how Climate Change Could Impact the Global Economy"
World Economic Forum, June 28, 2021
"The Real Morality of Public Discourse: Civility as an Orienting Attitude"
Deborah Mower in A Crisis of Civility? : Political Discourse and its Discontents
"The Concept of Civility in Modern Political Philosophy"
National Institute for Civil Discourse
How Do You Define Global Ethics
Is There a Global Ethic?
Global Internet Governance
Animal Rights: Birth of an Activist?
Non-Human Animals
What Animals are Thinking and Feeling
Advances in Artificial Intelligence Raise New Ethics Concerns
What Really Motivate
The Social Responsibility of Business
Towards a Global Ethic
Making Dance Accessible and Inclusive
TED talk: Foreign Aid: Are we really helping others or just ourselves? 
TED talk: Cross Cultural Communication
Global Ethic in 2 minutes 
TED talk: The myth of globalisation
TED talk: 
Using our Resources to Save Lives: John Broome
The Ethics of Climate Change: Peter Singer
