Apply to the Carnegie Ethics Fellows Program

The Division of Scholarly Integrity and Research Compliance (SIRC) at Virginia Tech supports the business management of the Research Integrity and Consultation Program (RICP). SIRC is deeply committed to both the highest ethical standards in scholarship and to the proactive facilitation of basic, translational, and transformative scientific research for the improvement of the human condition across the world.

We (Jonathan Beever at UCF Center of Ethics and Mohsen Rakhshan at Laboratory for Interaction of Machine and Brain) are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to join our interdisciplinary research program funded by Meta at the intersection of neural engineering, human–machine interaction, ethics, and privacy. The project focuses on next-generation biosignal-driven interfaces for long-term use, emphasizing adaptability, robustness, and human-centered design with special focus on ethics and privacy.

The Don W. Davis Program in Ethical Leadership is seeking manuscripts for the third Media Challenges to Digital Flourishing symposium. Submission deadline is 1 April 2026.

Prindle Institue for Ethics

The Prindle Institute for Ethics equips people to deepen their understanding of different moral perspectives and to think critically about the inescapable ethical issues of our time. The Manager of Campus Ethics Programs supervises and coordinates the Institute’s interactive ethics programming for undergraduate students at DePauw. One of the primary responsibilities is to manage the Institute’s year-long Hillman Internship Program.

The Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Partnership (ICDP) equips undergraduates with the habits and virtues needed to engage meaningfully in dialogue across differences, both large and small. Through a year-long, cross-institutional fellowship, students from diverse colleges and universities train together in the practice of dialogue, learn to facilitate conversations across political lines, and help cultivate healthier cultures of disagreement on their own campuses.

Call for Proposals

The Midwest Ethics Symposium is an annual conference hosted by the Prindle Institute that convenes scholars, faculty, students, and alumni for intensive discussions on complex ethical issues. Each conference is centered around a particular theme. Past themes have included the ethics of philanthropy and the ethical challenges associated with new artificial intelligence technologies.

We are pleased to invite you to contribute to a Special Issue of Religions dedicated to Jewish Ethics: Foundations, Developments, and Contemporary Challenges.

Lisa M Lee, Patrick Sullivan and Amy Lansky are guest editing a special issue of Annals of Epidemiology that will focus on Science, Interrupted.