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Student-Led Initiative:
As engineering students, we independently recognized a shared insight: the current CEAS curriculum would benefit from a deeper and more consistent integration of ethical teachings. While Herbst classes and some current required courses include ethics-related content, these are often isolated rather than woven throughout the full undergraduate experience. We believe that ethical reasoning should develop alongside technical teaching, rather than being separated.
Contributors
Contributors
Anahita Khorashahi
Anahita Khorashahi
Founder of the CEAS Ethics Initiative, website developer, and Engineering Senator for CU Boulders Engineering Council (UCEC).
Trinity Johnston
Trinity Johnston
Co-Founder of the CEAS Ethics Initiative and Engineering Senator for UCEC and CUSG.
Tatumn Short
Tatumn Short
Founder of the CU Engineering Activists Ethics Bowl and President of CEA.
Questions? Comments? Concerns?
Feel free to email us at:
Anahita.Khorashahi@colorado.edu, Trinity.Johnston@colorado.edu, and Tatumn.Short@colorado.edu.
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