Robert to speak on strengthening communities
Keeping a healthy community may be something Chautauquans don’t have a problem with while on the grounds, but keeping one…
Keeping a healthy community may be something Chautauquans don’t have a problem with while on the grounds, but keeping one…
Rothenberg joins four Arizona State University colleagues in a panel discussion at 4 p.m. today in the Hall of Philosophy, the third and final program of the 12th annual Lincoln Applied Ethics Series at Chautauqua Institution. Jason Robert, interim director of the ASU Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics, will moderate the panel, which features Rothenberg; LaDawn Haglund, associate professor of justice and social inquiry; Braden Allenby, professor of civil and environmental engineering and of law; and Amy Landis, associate professor in the ASU School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment.
If there is nothing more patriotic than dissonance, Chautauquans will certainly celebrate Independence Day in good form with a series of special lectures focusing on U.S. government dysfunction that starts this afternoon. Four speakers from the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics at Arizona State University will lead the Lincoln Applied Ethics Lectures at 4 p.m. today through Wednesday at the Hall of Philosophy.