Student Fellows
Hackworth Fellows
The Hackworth Fellows are Santa Clara University
undergraduates who provide ethics programming for students.
They can be reached by phoning the Center at 408-554-5319 or
by sending an email to hackworths@scu.edu.
For further information about the program, click
here.
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Kari Kjos
Kari Kjos, of Mercer Island, Wash., is majoring in Biochemistry with a minor in Economics. For her fellowship, she will be organizing programming for her peers on topics in medical ethics and on ethical issues related to health care policy (like the current national debate over health care reform). She is the president of the Pre-Health Club at SCU.
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Courtney Meehan
Courtney Meehan is from Menlo Park, Calif.,
and is a Psychology major. For her fellowship year, she
has created a blog called "The Technological Citizen"
on which she is exploring the ethical implications of
technological developments in such areas as information
technology, neuroscience, and the environment. Her blog
can be found at TheTechnologicalCitizen.com
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Daniel Solomon
Daniel Solomon is from Portland, Ore., and is majoring in Sociology and minoring in Political Science. This year he will be developing a statement of values and code of ethics for Associated Students, the student government at SCU. He is also the Chief Justice of the judicial branch of the student government.
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The Hackworth Fellowships are made possible
by a gift from Joan and Michael Hackworth.
Environmental Ethics Fellow
The Fellowship in Environmental Ethics has been awarded annually to an outstanding Santa Clara University undergraduate to support a project that examines the ethical implications of an environmental topic. The fellowship is made possible through the generous support of John (SCU '64) and Joan Casey.
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Liza Dadiomov
Liza Dadiomov is a Psychology and Environmental Studies major and an Urban Education minor at Santa Clara Univdersity. She is also vice president of the Green Club and an Environmental Education Intern at the Ulistac Natural Area in the South Bay. For her fellowship project, she will be conducting a survey of the culture of sustainability among SCU students, staff, and faculty. She is from Redmond, Wash.
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