Faculty Development

The Council convenes faculty development workshops for university faculty looking to incorporate aspects of ethics and international affairs into their curricula or research projects.

Some Previous Faculty Development Workshops:

• Ethics in a Globalizing World
  Drake University (Des Moines, Iowa) July 18-20, 2006

• Contested Values and Moral Reasoning in International Affairs
  Vanderbilt University (Nashville, Tennessee), June 5-10, 2004

• Integrating Ethics Into Environmental Studies: Ethics, Science, and Civic Responsibility
  New York University (New York, New York), May 24-27,2004
  A second intensive workshop with the goal of devising intellectual and pedagogical tools that will enable faculty to incorporate an understanding of environmental ethics and values into their research and teaching.

• Global Justice
  Shanghai Normal University (Shanghai, China), January 8-12, 2004
  In recognition of China's emerging role in global institutions and the importance of the emerging field of global justice, the workshop will bring together an international, inter-cultural, and inter-disciplinary group of scholars working on global justice issues from the United States, Norway, Israel, and Australia together with their counterparts from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore to explore commonalities and differences in their approaches to this field.

• Evil and International Affairs: Rhetoric, Reality, and Responsibility
  McGill University (Montreal, Canada), June 2-6, 2003

• Ethics, Science, and Policy: Environmental Education for a Transnational World
  College of the Holy Cross (Worchester, MA), May 18-21, 2003

• Ethics and International Affairs: An Agenda for Scholarship and Pedagogy
  Brown University (Providence, Rhode Island), June 11-15, 2002

• Preparing for the Challenge of WTO: Ethical Issues in the Global Economy
  Shanghai International Studies University (Shanghai, China), May 26-28, 2002

• Ethics and the Use of Force
  Cambridge University (Cambridge, England), January 7-9, 2002