The Center for Applied Ethics is housed in the Department of Philosophy, California State University, Long Beach. Its goals are: to foster interdisciplinary work in practical ethics among faculty and students on the CSULB campus, to promote community awareness of ethical issues in practical settings, and to create an expanded array of educational offerings in applied ethics at CSULB.
The Center sponsors speakers, conferences, and projects on topics in applied ethics.
The Center is funded by a generous grant from the Andre Family Foundation and by a grant from the California State University – Long Beach College of Liberal Arts.
• Events for Spring 2008
Chris Heathwood (University of Colorado – Boulder):
"Personal Identity and Abortion"
2-21-2008
3:30 PM • LA4 108
Martin Gunderson (Macalester College) :
"Enhancing Human Rights:
How the Use of Human Rights Treaties to Prohibit Genetic Engineering Weakens Human Rights"
3-13-2008
3:30 PM
• Recent Events
Fall 2007
Laurie Shrage (California Polytechnic University, Pomona):
"'Pro-Choice or No-Choice' ... and Other Alternatives"
Please e-mail Professor Shrage for the PowerPoint slides: ljshrage@csupomona.edu
11-8-2007
3:30 PM • SS/PA 204
Matt Zwolinski (University of San Diego)
"The Ethics of Price Gouging”
with comments by
Kathleen A. Lacey (CSULB, College of Business Administration)
11-14-2007
3:30 PM • SS/PA 208
2006-2007
Edward Stein (Cardozo School of Law, NYC):
"Etiology, Mutability, and the Law:
A Critique of Biological and Psychological Arguments
Concerning Lesbian and Gay Rights"
5-10-2007
Matt Zwolinski (University of San Diego):
"Good Folk Gone Bad:
The Moral Psychologyof Unethical Behavior at Work”
11-2-2006
2005-2006
Conference: "Environmental Ethics, Aesthetics, and Education"
Jen Everett (Carleton College, Minn.)
Phil Cafaro (Colorado State University)
Ted Toadvine (University of Oregon)
Brian Treanor (Loyola Marymount University)
2004-2005
J. Angelo Corlett (San Diego State University)
"Was 9/11 Morally Justified?"
3-10-2005
Amy Coplan (Cal State Fullerton)
"Caring About Characters: Four Determinants of Emotional Engagement
(Or, Why I Care More About President Bartlett than President Bush)"
4-20-2005
2003-2004
Conference: "Race, Social Justice, and the Professions."
Naomi Zack (University of Oregon)
Jorge L.A. Garcia (Boston College)
Howard McGary (Rutgers University)
David Kim (University of San Francisco)
2-19-2004
2002-2003
Conference:
"The Ethics of Stem Cell Research and Human Cloning."
Carol Itatani (CSULB, Biology)
Mary Mahowald (University of Chicago)
Radhika Rao (Hastings College of Law)
Bonnie Steinbock (SUNY Albany, Philosophy)
4-5-2003
2001-2002
Conference: "Challenging Democracy: Religious Diversity and Political Institutions on a Global Scale"
M. A. Muqtedar Khan (Adrian College, Political Science),
Matthius Lutz-Bachmann (Goethe Universitat, Frankfurt),
Andrew Wallace (Sonoma State University)
3-8-2002
2000-2001
Conference: "Sequencing the Future:
Ethical, Legal and Social Issues Arising from the Human Genome Project"
Troy Duster (University of California, Berkeley)
Erik Parens (Hastings Center)
Anita Silvers (San Francisco State University)
4-21-2001
Conference: "Philosophy and Ethics in Children’s Literature"
– Co-sponsored by the California K-16 Partnership Initiative –
Gareth Matthews (UMass Amherst)
Claudia Mills (University of Colorado, Boulder)
David Shapiro (University of Washington, Northwest Center for Philosophy for Children)
Dale Turner (California Polytechnic University, Pomona)
6-21-2001
Michael Pritchard (Western Michigan University)
"Perception and Imagination in Engineering Ethics"
11-26-01
Xinyan Jiang (University of Redlands)
"Rational Beings and Moral Agency in Xunzi"
6-16-01
Ann Davis (Pomona College)
"Running Faster but Moving Slower:
Information, Technology, and the Ambiguity of Progress"
4-12-2000
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Applied Ethics Center Co-Directors:
Jason R. Raibley • jraibley@csulb.edu
Teresa Chandler • teresa_chandler@alumni.williams.edu
Past Directors:
Jeffrey Moriarty
Sara Goering
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