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The Janet Prindle
Institute For Ethics
DePauw University
2961 W. Co. Rd. 225 S. P.O. Box 37
Greencastle, IN
46135-0037 (765) 658-4075
Institute For Ethics
DePauw University
2961 W. Co. Rd. 225 S. P.O. Box 37
Greencastle, IN
46135-0037 (765) 658-4075
JOHN K. ROTH SERVES AS THE FREDERICK PROFESSOR
The Frederick Professor in residence each year will be an established scholar-teacher, a writer and thinker at the peak of her/his intellectual career who will serve as a guide and mentor to faculty members, as well as students.
John K. Roth
Past Recipients
ALYSSA BERNSTEIN NAMED AS SCHAENEN SCHOLAR
The Schaenen Scholar in residence each year will be a scholar-teacher in early or mid-career from any academic discipline.
Alyssa Bernstein, 2007-2008
Nancy Schaenen Visiting Scholar Sabbatical Year Fellowship Award for Residency at the Prindle Institute for Ethics
Third Award for 2009-2010
Application deadline: November 1, 2008
DePauw University invites nominations and applications for an award to support a one-year appointment for 2009-10 of a visiting scholar for any academic discipline. The award will be $50,000, which may be used for any combination of supplemental sabbatical compensation and professional expenses. In addition, up to $5,000 will be available for organizing programming on campus, such as reading groups, speakers or seminars. On-campus housing will also be provided.
- This Schaenen Scholar is expected to
-- advance research for publication and/or create teaching materials on a topic of ethical importance; and
-- contribute to DePauw’s intellectual community, especially its emphasis on undergraduate ethics education.
Options for contributing to the DePauw intellectual community will include teaching or team teaching a course, offering several public lectures at the Prindle Institute for Ethics, (http://prindleinstitute.depauw.edu), contributing to events at the Institute, participating in a faculty seminar on ethical issues, and/or consulting with other on-going, student and faculty, ethics-related projects.
A faculty panel will review the significance of the projects proposed for the fellowship year and select the finalist by late Fall 2008.
Submit applications with a letter of interest, a c.v., and a statement of proposed projects and contributions to the DePauw’s Ethics Institute to Neal B. Abraham, Executive Vice President, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty, DePauw University, Greencastle, IN 46135 (nabraham@depauw.edu) by November 1, 2008. Inquiries and nominations are also welcome and may be sent to Martha Rainbolt, Coordinator of the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics (rainbolt@depauw.edu).