Below is a list of the classes we have helped fund through an Ethics Across the Curriculum Initiative, generously funded by Barbara and Bowen McCoy. If you a faculty member interested in finding out more about course support for new ethics courses, please contact Joan Berry.

Humanities Courses

• Al Camarillo (History) Poverty and Homelessness in America
• J.P. Daughton (History) The Ethics of Imperialism
  
• Jean-Pierre Dupuy (French and Italian) Foundations of Nanoethics
• Larry Friedlander (English) Shakespearian Dilemmas: Moral Choice in Classical and Renaissance Drama
• Maud Gleason (Classics) The Professional Classicist
• Andrea Nightingale (Classics/Comp. Lit.) Ecology in Philosophy and Literature
• Hilton Obenzinger (English) American Comedy and Satire: Topics in Ethics and Laughter
• Josiah Ober (Political Science and Classics) Ethics for Political Animals: Values, Identity, and Responsibility
• David Palumbo-Liu (Comparative Lit) Ethics in a Time of Uncertainty
• Robert Proctor (History) Tobacco and Health in World History
• Rush Rehm (Drama) Performance and Politics
• Priya Satia (History) Britain and the History of Human Rights and Humanitarianism
• Thomas Sheehan (Religious Studies) Ethics and Empire
• Scotty McLennan (Religious Life) Ethics and the Professions
• Manuel Vargas (Philosophy) Topics in Latin American Philosophy: Modernity, Oppression, and Liberation

Social Science Courses

• Seema Arora (Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research) Global Environment and Business
• Ronald Barrett (Anthropological Science) Contagion and Conflict
• Paul David (Economics) Economics of Science and Technology
• David DeGusta (Anthropological Sciences) Ethics and Misconduct in Science
• Paulla A. Ebron (Cultural and Social Anthropology) Theory in Social and Cultural Anthropology
• Ted Glasser (Communications) Media Ethics and Responsibility
• Akhil Gupta (Cultural & Social Anthropology) Environmental Ethics
• Ingrid Seyer (Education) Shifting and Contested Responsibilities for Education: 1870-1950
• Sarah S. Jain (Cultural & Social Anthropology, Science & Technology Studies) Cancer: Political, Economics, and Culture
• Marga Jann (Cultural & Social Anthropology) Architectural Design of Individual Buildings: Ethics, Community, Service, and Social Responsibility
• Kurt R. Leube (Hoover Institute) From Menger to Mises to Hayek. An Introduction to the Austrian School of Economics
• Robert McGinn (International Relations) Ethics, Technology, and International Relations
• Benoit Monin (Psychology) The Psychology of Everyday Morality
• Scott Sagan (Political Science) Ethics and War
• Mike Tomz (Political Science) Intro to International Relations
• Barbara Voss (Cultural and Social Anthropology) History of Archaeological Thought
• Philip Zimbardo (Psychology) Exploring Human Nature: A life-Changing Experience

Courses developed with assistance of support funds from the Center on Ethics include:

• Ronald Barrett (Anthropological Science) Anthropology, Mortality, and Ethics
• Suki Hoagland (Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Environment and Resources) Global Environmental Ethics
• Jenny Martinez (Law) International Human Rights
• Robert McGinn (Management Science and Engineering) Ethical Issues in Engineering
• Hans Steiner and Niranjan Karnik (Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences) Ethics of Working with Undeserved or Vulnerable Populations