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Ethics Week at UNF

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Ethics Week 2024

Ethics Week is an annual event dedicated to raising awareness about ethical issues and fostering meaningful discussions across disciplines at UNF. Celebrated during the third week of October, Ethics Week features a series of events designed to highlight faculty and student research, promote constructive dialogue, and encourage critical examination of ethical questions.

2025 Schedule of Events 

 

MONDAY TBD

 

TUESDAY (10/14) 8:30am - 1:30pm Ethical Business in the Age of AI (University Center) *registration required*

As generative AI rapidly transforms industries, workplaces, and the global economy, the need for ethical leadership and responsible innovation has never been greater. This conference explores the evolving intersection of business, technology, and ethics, highlighting the challenges and opportunities AI presents for organizations today. Through expert panels, thought-provoking discussions, and real-world case studies, the conference aims to deepen understanding of the societal impacts of AI and examine frameworks for its ethical governance in the business world.

 

TUESDAY (10/14) 6:00pm - 7:30pm "TBD" Dr. Evan Selinger (Location TBD)

Evan Selinger is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the Rochester Institute of Technology. His research covers a range of issues in the philosophies of technology, especially privacy and ethics (including AI ethics). 

 

WEDNESDAY (10/15) 10:00am - 2:00pm "Ask an Ethicist" (成人大片Market Days)

“Ask an Ethicist” is a featured event during Ethics Week where you’ll find an ethicist ready to engage with you about your own, or general ethical quandaries at a booth during our very own Market Days! This event will provide a unique opportunity for open dialog on challenging moral dilemmas and ethical questions. Ethicists will be available to explore diverse topics like personal dilemmas (e.g., decision-making in relationships, work-life balance, or personal values and principles), professional challenges (e.g., corporate social responsibility, research integrity, or health care ethics), community concerns (e.g., environmental sustainability, social justice, or the ethical implications of emerging technologies), and so forth. Whether you have a specific question or just want to listen in, stop by the booth and be a part of the thoughtful discussions we’ll be having there. If you are less of an “off the cuff” kind of question asker, you can submit your question(s) in advance by email to UNFethicists@gmail.com. 

 

 

THURSDAY (10/16) 6:00pm - 7:30pm  "TBD" Dr. Michael Linquist in (TBD)

Dr. Linquist is an Assistant Professor of Humanities at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. His research is focused on environmental philosophy, broadly construed to include environmental ethics, aesthetics, and politics. His current research focuses on technology and environmental issues of the future, especially the challenge that novel objects of moral consideration, like Mars, bring to bear on how we engage in moral theorizing.

  

FRIDAY (10/17)   10:30am - 12:30 pm Ethical Reasoning & Decision Making Digital Badge Workshop in (Location TBD)

Jump start your way to earning a digital badge in Ethical Reasoning & Decision Making by attending this interactive workshop. 

Find out more about UNF's digital badge initiative.

 

 

 

Ethics Case Writing Competition

 

In celebration of Ethics Week at UNF, the Florida Blue Center for Ethics is sponsoring an ethics case writing competition.

WHO:            

Entries can be made by current 成人大片undergraduates either as an individual, or as part of a group. In particular, 成人大片student organizations and clubs are encouraged to work together to submit an entry. Only one case can be submitted by any individual or group.

WHAT:         

Cases should be 500-700 words long, and written in a way that is accessible to a general audience. Cases can be about any issue or dilemma concerning values, right/wrong, good/bad, what matters, how we should live our lives, what virtues are important, etc.

The goal of these cases is to encourage productive reasoning and discussion over disagreement, so cases should focus on issues about which reasonable (and even lively) disagreement is feasible (i.e., cases shouldn’t focus on those issues about which most students would agree).

Cases can concern real-life events, or purely fictional scenarios. In the case, the author(s) should set up the issue, giving all of the relevant background information, and lay out some of the moral reasons that may be relevant. The case should be written as objectively as possible, and reasons from multiple different perspectives on the issue should be included.

All submissions must be original materials, although appropriately cited excerpts may be used (a quote from a news source, for example).

Sample cases can be found in the NHSEB .

Cases can, but need not, include discussion questions.

WHEN:        

Cases must be emailed to j.matheson@unf.edu as a WORD or PDF attachment with the subject line “成人大片Case Competition” by October 18th. 

WHY:            

Participation can highlight different ethical issues of interest, generate good discussion, and be lots of fun. All submissions will be reviewed by a panel, and the author(s) of the best written case will receive a prize of $500.