Center for Values and Social Policy

The 2017 Colorado High School Ethics Bowl Tournament, sponsored by CVSP

Frances Kamm keynote address on the trolley problem at CVSP’s Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress VI

Professor Luvell Anderson of the University of Memphis, giving a 2016 CVSP Think! Talk

Prof. Adam Hosein introducing speakers at the CVSP panel on Affirmative Action, August 2016

Poster session at CVSP’s Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress V

At a Center Lunchtime talk the speaker elicits the incredulous stare.

Michael Tooley makes another good point at a Center Lunchtime talk

Alex Wolf-Root makes the case for revolution at a Center Lunchtime talk

The Center for Values and Social Policy serves as a non-partisan, campus-wide resource for supporting research, teaching, and public outreach about normative issues that are closely connected to matters of social policy. This includes work in applied normative philosophy, broadly construed to include work in applied moral, social, political and legal philosophy as well as related philosophical work that takes place at a more theoretical level. It also includes related work that is carried out in other disciplines, such as law, political science, economics and sociology, when that work has a strongly normative component and a clear connection to matters of social policy. For more information, contact the Director of the Center, Alastair Norcross, or the Associate Director, Iskra Fileva.

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