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Lincoln Ethics Teaching Fellows Application for Spring 2013 This program is designed for ASU faculty members to develop or revise and deliver undergraduate courses that incorporate the ethical dimensions and issues of the topics or subjects in their fields. The courses must be central to the discipline and regularly scheduled offerings for majors. New courses will be considered if the appropriate departments approve them and will regularly schedule them. These courses will be taken by undergraduate majors throughout the university. An integral aspect of an ASU undergraduate education will be the responsible, ethical use of the knowledge and power that study in a discipline or field imparts. Selected Lincoln Ethics Teaching Fellows will receive a $4,000 stipend upon completion and scheduling of the revised course. (The Lincoln Center is not responsible for any associated ERE or ASC. The stipend is paid as supplemental pay by the home department and includes the usual tax, insurance, and 8.5% deductions.) Directions: Compete this form and include all necessary attachments. Incomplete application packets will not be considered. Return the application packet to the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics, Discovery Hall 213, or by email to zgoldber@asu.edu, no later than December 1, 2012. Selected Lincoln Ethics Teaching Fellows will be notified no later than December 15, 2012. The workshops will be held in the Spring semester 2013.
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Please give a brief overview of the course to be developed or revised:
Please attach: Detailed description of the course to be developed or revised
Please attach: Existing catalogue description, if applicable
Please attach: The most recent syllabus, if applicable
Please attach: The reading list you will consult
Please attach: Tentative completion schedule
Please attach: Letter of support from your department chair, including a commitment to regularly schedule the course
I understand that as a Lincoln Ethics Teaching Fellow I am obligated to fulfill the following responsibilities. I will attend a regularly scheduled workshop on applied ethics and the teaching of ethics. At the workshop I will confer with the workshop director and the other Lincoln Ethics Teaching Fellows in the development or redesign of my proposed course. I will submit a final report on the course for publication by the center. The developed or redesigned course will be offered Fall 2013 and on a regular basis thereafter by my department. Please enter name to the right as your electronic signature. Thank you.
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Lincoln Center For Applied Ethics
PO Box 874503, Tempe, AZ 85287-4503
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