Friday, December 22, 11am-12:30pm, Pomerene Hall [Partner Room], 1760 Neil Ave.

Even as controversy brews regarding loan forgiveness and the rising costs of higher education, some aspects of “high cost” extend beyond only the financial. In this event, our speakers address the ethical and political costs of attending — or not attending — higher education in the contemporary era. In identifying these costs alongside the financial burdens, democratic societies, and the universities within them, may have a foundation upon which to pursue new and more just aims.

Panelists

Christopher Martin (Associate Professor, Economics, Philosophy, and Political Science, Education, Faculty of Management, Philosophy, University of British Columbia)

Jennifer Morton (Associate Professor, Philosophy and Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania)

Moderator

Shanna Smith Jaggars (Assistant Vice Provost and director of the Student Success Research Lab, The Ohio State University)

In-person attendance is encouraged, but attendees are welcome to access the event virtually.

This colloquium is part of CEHV’s 2022-23 COMPAS Program on Education in our Democracy.

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Hosted by OSU Center for Ethics and Human Values [CEHV].

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Friday, December 2, 2022 - 11:00am

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