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Faculty Opportunities

Submit a feature (peer-reviewed) or essay (non-peer-reviewed) to the Council's journal, Ethics & International Affairs. For submission guidelines, click here.
Submit a peer-reviewed Case Study.
Submit a peer-reviewed Lesson Plan.
Submit an article to the Council's online magazine, Policy Innovations. For submission guidelines, click here.
Submit an article to the Council's online column, Carnegie Ethics Online.
Submit text for a Global Ethics Corner video (220 words).
Interview with Carnegie Council staff for our series, Interviews with Educators.
Become a reviewer for Ethics & International Affairs, Case Studies, or Lesson Plans.

Gather students around the live video webcasts of Carnegie Council events.
Assign Global Ethics Corner Class Exercises and the accompanying YouTube page.
Assign Top Political Risks Class Exercises and the accompanying YouTube page.
Use other Carnegie Council materials, such as Resources and For Educators and Students.
Tell us how our resource materials can be improved.
Create a Carnegie Council Global Ethics Laboratory/Center at your institution.
Discuss the idea of Global Fellows with us.
Apply for a Faculty Development Seminar, when announced. For details of previous seminars click here.
Become a member
Join us for events in New York City.
Sign up for our bi-monthly e-newsletter.

Campus Newspaper: encourage them to print the 220-word text of the weekly Global Ethics Corner.
Campus Radio: encourage them to run the 90-second audio of the weekly Global Ethics Corner as a regular feature.
Use of Carnegie Council resource materials in other classes.