Meet Advisory Board Chair Dan Cooperman

Dan Cooperman began serving on the Advisory Board of the Ethics Center in 2019, becoming a fervent advocate for the Ethics Center and its mission, and is currently serving as Board Chair. Over the course of his long career with top companies such as Apple and Oracle, Cooperman has learned much about ethics and the importance of institutions such as the Ethics Center.

Learn more about Cooperman's journey to the Ethics Center and his personal relationship with ethics.

2021-22 Marketing and Communications Interns

The Ethics Center works with SCU students through many of its programs, internships, and fellowships to help them grow independently within their respective fields. One of those programs brings in talented students to help with the Center’s marketing and communication efforts.

Mackenzie Airhart '22, Lucas Bush '23, Katherine Chen '22, and Claire Lindstadt '22 make up this year's Marketing and Communication Intern team.

Meet the interns and learn how they amplify the work of the Ethics Center.

Supporting our Community

The Ethics Center partnered with the City of Santa Clara on a community-based task force on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

"As chair of the Task Force, I can definitively say the Center's contribution has been key to our development and we would not have the charter and strategic plan that we have without Joan and the Center's support."

~Neil Datar ’17

Annual Report Highlights: By The Numbers

The Ethics Center continues to be a global cornerstone for ethical conversations.

Our website visits in 2020-21 were up 34% over the previous year, and we also saw our global visitors increase; accounting for 54% of our total visitation - up from 46% the previous year.

Partnerships such as those with WEF and high-profile corporations that the Ethics Center collaborates with through consultancy projects have greatly contributed to the global recognition that we enjoy.

See more of our 2020-21 metrics milestones!

Events

Did you miss one or more of our virtual events over the last year?

Recordings for many Ethics Center events are available on the Ethics Center Youtube Channel.

Stay informed about future events via our event listings webpage.

Media Mentions

David DeCosse published an opinion piece on dignity in the National Catholic Reporter.

Irina Raicu appeared on NBC Bay Area to comment on the verdict of the Elizabeth Holmes trial.

Brian Green spoke on the theological ethics of space in an interview with The Pillar.

Subbu Vincent was interviewed by Banfield NewsNation Now about the Jussie Smollett trial verdict.

Bloomberg quoted John Pelissero about conflict of interest when it comes to a private rail project and the California Treasurer.

Brian Green discussed civilian space flights with the PhilosophyTalk podcast.

John Pelissero spoke with The Arizona Republic about Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's tax agenda, as well as with the San Jose Spotlight about San Jose's mayor.

For a full list of Ethics Center staff newsmakers, visit Media Mentions.

Content and programs offered by the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics are made possible, in part, by generous financial support from our community. With your help, we can continue to develop resources that help people see, understand, and work through ethical problems.

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