The Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics
and American Institutions

Professor Fred Cate spoke at the Healthcare Ethics Seminar January 19.	The Ethics Bowl team for 2011-12, Femi Taiwo, Kyle Fletcher, Sara Shapiro, Grant Manon, and Charlie Zhang. The team won the regional competition November 12 and will compete in the national event March 1.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Healthcare Ethics Seminar

February 16, Emily Beckman, IUPUI Medical Humantiies & Health Studies, "The Content of Hope." MORE...

Responsible Conduct of Research Workshops

Four workshops for postdoctoral fellows will be offered January 24-February 14, 2012 MORE...

OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST

The Poynter Center Fall 2011 E-newsletter is now online

Ethics at Indiana. CONNECT...

The IU Ethics Bowl Team Won the Regional Competition!

The IU Ethics Bowl team won the regional competition Nov. 12 in Indianapolis. The team will compete in the national competition March 1, 2012 in Cincinnati. MORE...

Two Undergraduates Selected for Research Prize

Research Prizes in Practical Ethics Awardees Announced. MORE...

Non-Stipendiary Fellowship Opportunity at Poynter Center

The Poynter Center now offers a non-stipendiary fellowship at the Poynter Center. MORE...

Ethics at Indiana, the Poynter Center E-Newsletter

See the Fall 2011 e-newsletter. Ethics at Indiana...
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The Poynter Center, Celebrating 40 Years in 2012

The Poynter Center is an endowed ethics research center at Indiana University Bloomington. The Poynter Center is dedicated to studying a broad range of ethical issues in American public life. Interdisciplinary in aim, the Center uses the full resources of Indiana University to initiate research and teaching across traditional academic boundaries.

The Center was established in 1972 with funding from the late Nelson Poynter. An alumnus of Indiana University, Mr. Poynter was the chairman of the board of the Times Publishing Company, which publishes the St. Petersburg Times and Congressional Quarterly.

The Poynter Center directs it attention to the entire spectrum of American political and social institutions, drawing on the full resources of the university to carry out its work. The center's projects take a normative perspective. In recent years, the Poynter Center has focused on bioethics, religion, political ethics, research ethics, professional ethics, and technology.

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