Curriculum-Centered Workshops

Our tailor-made workshops integrate ethics, moral reasoning, and respectful discussion into any subject. Explore some of our offerings below, or reach out to discuss how we can create a custom program for your subject area. 

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English

  • Macbeth: The Power of Persuasion 
  • Frankenstein: The Perils of Technology 
  • The Catcher in the Rye: Alienation and Conformity
  • Things Fall Apart: Cultural Identity & Imperialism
  • To Kill a Mockingbird: Courage in the Face of Injustice
  • Fences: Ambition in America
  • The Great Gatsby: The Promise of the American Dream
  • Hamlet: The Ethics of Deception

Social Studies

  • The Legacy of Colonialism
  • The Moral Foundations of Democracy
  • Revolutionary War/Civil War: The Roots of Rebellion
  • Taxation: Fairness and Responsibility
  • WWI/WW2: The Burdens of Power
  • Nuclear War: The Price of Destruction
  • Just War Theory: Good or Bad?
  • Citizenship and Authoritarianism

Science

  • Animal Testing 
  • Climate Change and Culpability
  • Cloning and Stem Cell Research 
  • Forever Chemicals 
  • Gene Editing and CRISPR
  • Pharmaceutical Development: Profits vs. Human Health
  • Ethics of Research on Human Subjects 

Math & Technology

  • Addictive Gaming
  • Algorithmic Bias: Fairness in Numbers
  • Developments in Artificial Intelligence
  • Mathematical Modeling and Accurate Representation
  • Security and Privacy in Digital Surveillance
  • Sustainable Design

To schedule a class curriculum-centered workshop contact:

Christina Baulch
Director K-12 Programs
christina.baulch@uc.edu
(513) 556-7876

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