The Intercultural Ethics Lecture Series brings together leading scholars, practitioners, and community voices to explore the ethical dimensions of intercultural engagement in our increasingly globalized world. The lecture series features conversations designed to foster dialogue, deepen cultural understanding, and strengthen our understanding of ethical decision-making, dialogue, and engagement across our broader community.
The lectures are free and open to the public and will be livestreamed and recorded via YouTube Live. For more information, contact the Ethics Center at [email protected]
March 5th
8:30 - 9:45 a.m.
This panel will engage faculty and staff in a conversation about intercultural ethics and community engagement, highlighting the importance of the work that can be done to improve and empower our communities. Examples of their community engagement projects and participate in a dialogue with attendees about how to construct and implement community initiatives will be highlighted.
Please RSVP at [email protected]
Dr. Sidi Becar Meyara, USU
Dr. Lea Hernández, UofU
March 5th
10:00 - 11:15 a.m.
FL 120
This panel will discuss with students how to engage in more ethical intercultural communication research, recognizing and reflecting on issues of representation, culture, and positionality. Students will participate in a short research methods workshop and reflect on challenges and possibilities associated with intercultural representation research.
Dr. Sidi Becar Meyara, USU
Dr. Lea Hernández, UofU
