Category Archives: 1997
Ethics and Entertainment-Education
William Baker & OU faculty
May 10th, 1997
Panel discussion, featuring independent film maker and OU faculty
Ethics and Animal Agriculture
Gene Bauston & David White
May 28th, 1997
Gene Bauston of Farm Sanctuary debates David White of the Ohio Livestock Coalition.
Press and the Paparazzi
Panel discussion
Ohio University Faculty,
October 8, 1997
Introductory Remarks
Arthur Zucker, OU Department of Philosophy
Privacy and the Paparazzi
Donald Borchert, OU Department of Philosophy
No New Legislation Needed
Tom Hodges, E. W. Scripps School of Journalism
New Legislation Needed
Sandra Haggerty, E. W. Scripps School of Journalism
Where Paparazzi Come From
Gary Kirksey, Ohio University School for Visual Communications
A Photojournalist’s View of the Paparazzi
Marcy Nighswander, Ohio University School for Visual Communication
Discussion & questions
Addiction: Unreasonable Wants and the Taste of Pleasure
Kent Berridge
October 24th, 1997
Public lecture by Kent Berridge (University of Michigan)
How to rebuild our country so the politics aren't broken and the politicians aren't fixed
Sam Smith
November 12th, 1997
Public lecture by Sam Smith (Activist and Journalist), based on his book: Sam Smith’s Great American Political Repair Manual: How to rebuild our country so the politics aren’t broken and politicians aren’t fixed!
One Hundred Years of Psychoanalytic Theory
Adolf Grünbaum (University of Pittsburgh)
November 14th, 1997
Public lecture by Adolf Grünbaum, cosponsored with Philosophy Dept. and Spetnagel Philosophy Fund as part of the Philosophy of Science series
Building Ethics Modules into Courses
Arthur Zucker, Don Borchard, Rick Milter (Ohio University)
1997 December 1st, 12:00 to December 2nd, 12:00 pm
Offered periodically, Building Ethics Modules is a two-day workshop designed to help Ohio University instructors include ethics components in their classes. The workshop focuses on the development and implementation of ethics modules tailored to the field and subject matter covered in individual courses.
About 90 Ohio University faculty members have participated in the institute’s Building Ethics Modules workshops since the first workshop, in 1990. Participants have come from a wide variety of disciplines, ranging from industrial engineering to dance. Some have incorporated ethics into existing classes, while others have created new courses focussing on ethics.