The Markkula PrizeEach year, the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics awards the Markkula Prize to a Santa Clara University Senior who has done outstanding work in applied ethics. Established by the Advisory Board of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics in honor of A. C. "Mike" Markkula Jr.'s leadership as chairman of the board, this award is given annually to a student in recognition of outstanding work in applied ethics.Winners have done a range of projects, most recently: 2009, Anna Kozas, for contributions to the Health Care Internship for Undergraduates2008, Alejandro Jara, for work as Webmaster of the Character-Based Literacy Web site and for developing and materials for the CBL Curriculum 2007, Griselda Renteria, for work with the Character Education Program |
New Materials
- Ethical Responsibilities of Hospital Trustees
Presentation to the Governance Conference of Premier Inc. - Ethics and Venture Capital
Reflections by Asset Management Co-Founder "Pitch" Johnson - Effective Boards (video)
A conversation on corporate governance - Conscience, Catholicism, and American Politics
Reflections by Bishop Robert McElroy - Too Close for Comfort? (case)
Conflicts of Interest at a Non-Profit
Center News
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Why You Treat Me So Bad?
A poetry slam on love gone wrong, Feb. 13. - Adderall and Ethics
Center's Big Q project looks at study drugs
