Dorsett Lecture Series 2020 with Nina Tandon
Body 3.0 and the Ethics of Building with Biology
Nina Tandon is at the cutting edge of science where sci-fi meets reality. She works on growing artificial hearts and bones that can be put into the body, and studies the new frontier of biotech: homes, textiles, and videogames made of cells. WATCH HERE
The Ethics Institute hosted Margaret Atwood in April. In case you missed it, her talk "In Deepest Dystopia" is available here.
A master of speculative fiction proves that literature can show us our future—if we look.
Steven Pinker 2022 Burt Dorsett '53 Lecture Series
POSTPONED
Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress
The world is getting better, not worse. The enlightenment ideals of reason and science are a major reason why. Steven Pinker asks the big questions about human progress—and sets out, in public, to answer them. Author of Enlightenment Now and The Better Angels of Our Nature. Free and open to the public.
Dartmouth Organic Farm Mural
The Ethics Institute awarded a Classroom Enhancement Grant to Professor Douglas Moody, Latin American, Latino, and Caribbean Studies, for a Dartmouth Organic Farm mural project. Professor Moody led a group of students from his S2021 LATS 37 course, "Migrant Lives and Labor in the Upper Valley," in the creation of a public mural that was installed at the Dartmouth Organic Farm this summer.
Applications available in Fall, 2021
Law and Ethics Fellowship
The Institute will run its fellowship program during the winter and spring 2022 terms. Learn more
