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Learn more about Ethics Lab’s Spring ‘24 courses—Ethics of AI & Health, Environmental Ethics, Data Ethics, (un)Mapping Just Futures, and Introduction to Tech, Ethics, & Society (in partnership with TES).

Learn more about Ethics Lab’s Fall ‘23 courses—Ethics of AI & Health; Ethics & the Environment; Ethical Challenges of AI; Social Media & Democracy; and (un)Mapping Just Futures.

Learn more about Ethics Lab’s Spring ‘23 courses—Bioethics; Data Ethics; Ethical Challenges of AI; and Social Media & Democracy.

Postdoctoral Fellow Alicia Patterson shares an early embedded ethics exercise on objectivity.

Ethics Lab Fellow Professor Lisa Singh worked with the Ethics Lab team to design and facilitate an exercise for undergraduate and graduate students in Singh’s Introduction to Data Science and Data Analytics courses.

Students in Jason Farr’s Social Media & Democracy course grapple with the complexities of designing for civil disagreement.

Learn more about Ethics Lab’s Fall ‘21 courses—Introduction to Ethics and Social Media & Democracy.

Professor Maggie Little reflects on her fall semester Intro to Ethics course, which tackled the COVID-19 pandemic, the racial justice movement, and the November election.

This spring, the Ethics Lab team will be offering three courses—Introduction to Bioethics; Social Media & Democracy; and Design Justice—which embody the Lab’s mission to prepare students for moral leadership.

Prof. Maggie Little’s Intro to Ethics class discusses systemic racism and moral repair in the wake of George Floyd’s murder.

In the Data Ethics course taught by Ethics Lab postdoctoral fellow Dr. Marcello Antosh, students are completing a semester-long research project related to the intersection of data ethics and one of three major issues: the COVID-19 pandemic, ongoing challenges to democratic institutions, and racial injustice and inequity.