UCF Center for Ethics

The UCF Center for Ethics aims to cultivate an institutional culture of ethical literacy, including a unified and ongoing conversation about ethics and a habit of practical application around ethics in research, teaching and partnerships. The Center will help the UCF community gain a richer understanding of emerging ethical issues, as well as the tools necessary to applying that new knowledge in a rapidly changing world where technology is creating many more opportunities to think ethically about our work and our future. Fostering collaborations with faculty, students, and administrators, we lead ethics-related research in a range of areas including health, information technologies, environmental impacts, and education.

 

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Events

Ethically Speaking
An interdisciplinary speaker series on contemporary moral issues

Gene editing. Artificial intelligence. A changing climate. Intersections of technology, values and communities in our rapidly changing world raise important ethical questions. Join us for a series of lectures by nationally renowned researchers, thinkers and leaders who will explore contemporary issues, ethically speaking.
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Taking Up Ethics By Taking It Back

Dr. Jonathan Beever discusses the relevance of the Center for Ethics and the center’s role at UCF.
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Creating a Culture of Ethical Research

The UCF Center for Ethics leads and supports ethics-related research grants. We also host a discussion group and University-wide lecture series in support of ethical research.

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Check out our YouTube channel for videos of past events!


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Meet the Team

Advisory Board

Ethics Ambassadors

Graduate and advanced undergraduate student volunteers who have demonstrated interest in ethics may serve as Ethics Ambassadors, helping to organize events, collaborate in research projects and leading workshops or trainings. Please contact Jonathan.Beever@ucf.edu for more details.