STUDENT VOICES | ETHICS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE ESSAY PRIZE FIRST-PLACE WINNERBy Mia Nguyen, Dominican University of California But What About … More
Category: Opinion
Structural Violence in Global Clinical Research
STUDENT VOICES | CHYNN ETHICS PRIZE HONORABLE MENTIONBy Julia Sese For the first half of my education at Fordham, I … More
Justified without Justice in the Realities of Warfare
STUDENT VOICES | A Reflection on The 2019 National Conference on Ethics in America at West PointBy Marla Hasin Imagine … More
Opinion: ‘Racially Charged’ Avoids the Reality of Racism
STUDENT VOICES By Emma Wonsil “White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization — how did that language become offensive?” – Iowa … More
The Trumpification of Research Ethics: It’s Now OK to Use Prisoners as Guinea Pigs
By Celia Fisher, PhD Fordham University Federal regulations prohibiting scientists from using prisoners to study health problems not directly related … More
Projection NOT Promotion: Why the Violence of Sports is Ethical in Society
STUDENT VOICES By Maria Trivelpiece It is quite difficult to get through a day without hearing or seeing some mention of … More
User Beware: Privacy Settings just a Facade
By Brenda Curtis, Ph.D. Social media platforms continue to improve and refine their privacy settings as the demand for advanced … More
What are we ready to risk? Academia, advocacy, and activism
Over the weekend, Fordham University Center for Ethics Education Postdoctoral Fellow and Program Administrator for the Adolescent Scientific Access Project Dr. … More
Womb transplantation: if it can be done, should it?
By: Elizabeth Yuko, Ph.D. Nine women in Sweden have successfully received transplanted wombs donated from relatives, in what was the … More
A Lesson From JPMorgan Chase on Accountability, Fear and the Trustworthy Organization
By: Robert Hurley, Ph.D. Sometimes performance-driven organizations, with their intense focus on accountability, can be breeding grounds for fear and … More
