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BossWare: An Introduction
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Should remote tracking tools be deployed to assess the employees in the C-level suite?
Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
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Providing ethical analysis and tools for addressing real-world issues in bioethics, business, government, character education, the Internet, leadership, nonprofits, and other fields
On the Ethics of Returning to Work—or Remaining There
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When considering a return to the office, it’s important to consider and recognize those who may never have stopped working, or those not able to work from home.
What to Do When the Numbers in the News Become Benumbing
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How journalists can better humanize death tolls, coronavirus cases, and unemployment rates.
How SCU Students Helped Clear Some Cookies
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For Data Privacy Day 2016, we decided to distribute offline cookies in order to raise awareness of the online kind.
Do You Own Your Data?
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Is it appropriate to think of personal data as a commodity?
Booze on the Brain
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A new finding led by SCU Prof. Lindsay Halladay could be a key to understanding why some adults cannot drink moderately.
The “E” Word
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What we talk about when we talk about fairness, accountability, transparency (& more).
On Data Ethics: An Interview with Jacob Metcalf
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Part of a series of interviews offering varied perspectives on data ethics
The Ethics of Facebook’s Justifications to Exempt Hate and Lies by Politicians
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New Facebook policy grants wide berth to politicians’ speech in newsfeed.
Sample Workshop Slides - Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
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The Ethics of Social Media and Nonprofits
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Is your social media program fulfilling your mission?
An Ethical Toolkit for Engineering/Design Practice
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Reducing the Spread of Misinformation Online
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We don’t have to be “unwitting collaborators” in the disinformation war.
Confronting the Past
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By helping pen a new statement on race for the AAPA, Assistant Professor <strong>Robin Nelson</strong> hopes physical anthropologists can grow from past mistakes.