Campus Ethics: Opportunities for StudentsThe Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, one of Santa Clara University's three Centers of Distinction, is an outgrowth of the University's commitment to education in ethics, including the study of ethics in everyday life and in professional careers. There are many ways a student encounters discussion of ethical issues at Santa Clara. Students may explore ethical issues: Through course work
Through independent research Through community placements
Through co-curricular activities
Through other activities Through online resources
|
New Materials
- Cydent
An ethical toolkit for students in the virtual world - Tone in the Middle
Center Executive Director Kirk O. Hanson addresses ethics and the middle manager
- Controversial Commencements
What ethical guidelines can universities use in choosing speakers? (podcast) - Pharmacogenomics
How personalized medicine can develop in a way that promotes the good of both individuals and society
Center News
- Building Public Confidence
A two-day "Ethics Camp" for public officials, June 25-26 - Ethics Camp for Educators
Next session designed for teachers in alternative schools and special ed programs - Faith, Sex, and Ethics
Hackworth Fellow Jessica Coblentz reports on her research at SCU

