Emory University Center for Ethics
1531 Dickey Drive, Atlanta, 30322
(404) 712-8307 · more numbers below
The Center for Ethics is part of Emory University in Atlanta. It runs classes, programs and talks about right and wrong in health, technology, the arts and the environment. It says it helps students, staff, teachers and the public. Offers: public talks and events; Ethics at the Museum program; character education; service and leadership programs; ethics minor and bioethics study. Call (404) 712-8307 or use the contact details on the Center's website.
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What they offer 14
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Art and Social JusticeProgram
A program and set of projects about the role and power of art in society. The site gives few details.
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Character in the CurriculumProgram
Programs that help Emory faculty and students think about character traits like humility and compassion in their classes. One is a workshop for faculty, and another links an Emory drawing and printmaking class to the study of a virtue.
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Emory University Center for Ethics ServicesService
Emory University Center for Ethics offers talks, classes, and programs about ethics in health, technology, the arts, and the environment. It is open to students, staff, teachers, and the public.
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Ethics ConsultationService
Center faculty advise organizations on ethics. This covers clinical ethics consultations, ethical leadership training, statements of principles and handling ethical lapses, for both for-profit and nonprofit groups.
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Ethics MinorProgram
A minor for Emory students that goes with any major. Students take five ethics courses, including Introduction to Ethics (PHIL 115).
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MA in BioethicsProgram
A graduate degree program in bioethics offered through the Center. The pages list it but give few details.
Events 7
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Ethics Research Seminars
Select Tuesdays, 12:00–1:15 pm, from September 2026 to April 2027
Talks by Emory scholars on their ethics research, held on select Tuesdays at lunchtime during 2026-27. You can attend in person or by Zoom.
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Creative Conscience Gallery
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The Center hosts changing art exhibits about virtue, ethics and justice. A student show, created in an Emory drawing and printmaking class, opened at the Center on January 28, 2026.
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Documentary Ethics workshops
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Hands-on workshops where nonfiction filmmakers talk through the ethical problems they face. Filmmakers at any stage of their careers can take part.
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Ethics Across Traditions
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A yearly series of conversations where scholars and public leaders talk about hard moral questions. The 2026-27 series has four talks and is free for anyone to attend.
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Ethics at the Movies
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Film screenings followed by a talk-back where the audience discusses the ethical questions in the film. A 2026-27 schedule is posted on the site.
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Ethics on the Stage
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The Center works with Atlanta theaters to start conversations about ethics through performances, readings and discussions.
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Painted City Tours
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Tours of places around Atlanta where artists have turned public spaces into art. Last year's tour was a free bus tour about graffiti and style writing.
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