Troy Moore Undergraduate Ethics Essay Contest
Annual Troy Moore Undergraduate Ethics Essay Contest
Each year, the Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics sponsors an ethics essay contest, open to all GSU… more »
Welcome
Welcome to Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics
What is justice? What is virtue? Which values should we pursue and cherish? Which principles of conduct are we obligated to respect and uphold? How do those values and principles give meaning and direction to our lives? These are among the central questions of ethics, and it is difficult to see how any questions could be more important for a person to think about and to do so with care, imagination, and rigor. The aim of The Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics is to foster fruitful engagement with the whole range of ethical questions, from those that concern the private life of the individual to those that confront all of humanity.
About the Center
The Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics seeks to enhance moral reflection, dialogue and constructive action on campus, in greater Atlanta and beyond.
Research
We foster original research in conferences, workshops, colloquia, and symposia.
Community
We provide a variety of services in the metropolitan Atlanta area.Recent News
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Workshop on Disability
Feb 9, 2024: featuring work by Andrew Walker-Cornetta (GSU, Religious Studies) and Rosemarie Garland-Thomson (Emory, English).
New publications about Jean Beer Blumenfeld
Published in Better than Starbucks, David Blumenfeld writes about the challenging career and family paths he traveled with the Center’s namesake, Jean Beer Blumenfeld.
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