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Today we will be live tweeting from Lucia Kramer’s talk “From the Crown to All Quiet on the Western Front: The Notion of Adaptation as Violation”
Our first event is tomorrow! Be sure to catch Lucia Krämer’s Lecture, “From The Crown to All Quiet On The Western Front: The Notion of Adaptation as Violation,” in-person or on our LIVE stream!
This Thursday we launch our Fall 2023 Lecture Series! Kicking off this semester with “From The Crown to All Quiet On The Western Front: The Notion of Adaptation as Violation” by Lucia Krämer.
Stay tuned for more exciting events coming soon!
Are you ready for Bronco Bash?!
Be sure to visit our booth at Sangren Mall from 3 to 6 p.m. to spin for a free t-shirt and get the chance to win a $25 amazon gift card!
See you tomorrow, Broncos! 💛🤎🤍
Welcome back to campus, Broncos! Kickoff the school year right by attending the 41st annual Bronco Bash and stopping by the WMU Ethics Center Booth for a chance to win some exciting prizes!
See you Tuesday from 3 - 6 p.m. at Sangren Mall! 🐴💪🎉
Our friends at the National Ethics Project recently shone a Spotlight on the Center for the Study of Ethics in Society! Follow the link below to read how we’re bridging the town-gown divide.
nationalethicsproject.org/20…
WMU Giving Day is April 12th! Mark your calendars and be sure to check out how you can help support the Ethics Center on our website!
According to Teaching Ethics, they opted for an interdisciplinary strategy. Do you think understanding contemporary ethical issues requires such a strategy?
Let us know down below 👇
Please be advised that the 2023 Winnie Veenstra Peace Lecture on March 30th is canceled. This event has been moved to next fall!
It's time for another book club! Register today to take part in our last book club of the semester! Meetings will take place on Zoom on Wednesdays April 5, 12, and 19 from 4-5:30 p.m.
Bring your friends to our first two events of the semester! All Ethics Center events count as WMU signature credit.
Should there be an oath of Ethics for PR and Marketing professionals? Check out the link in our bio to read more!
