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“From its inception as a military institution, Clemson has been recognized widely for the strong sense of character developed in its graduates. The Rutland Ethics Across the Campus program complements and formalizes this long-standing Clemson commitment.”
~James F. Barker, FAIA--President, Clemson University |
| Welcome to The Rutland Institute for Ethics at Clemson University. Our programs and activities are intended to benefit Clemson and its surrounding community. Campus activities focus on students, faculty and staff. Community programs are designed to reach the entire community, with special attention directed to the business, education and professional sectors.
The principal academic partner of the Rutland Institute is the Clemson University Department of Philosophy & Religion. Click here for a message from Dr. Wueste |
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The Rutland Institute for Ethics helps Clemson students to develop ethical habits that lead to future success. |
 Today, Clemson is redefining the term “top-tier research university” by combining the best of two models: the scientific and technological horsepower of a major research university and the highly engaged academic and social environment of a small college. |
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The Rutland Institute for Ethics offers seminars that promote ethical habits and practices in professional environments. |
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The Rutland Institute for Ethics encourages ethical practices in every-day life that lead to success through ethical decision-making. |
 Presentation in Berlin provoked thought on programs for High School students Associate director of outreach presented to a standing room only crowd of biomedical laboratory science professionals at their 30th World Congress of the International Federation of Biomedical Laboratory Science in Berlin in August. The topic: “Encouraging Ethical Thinking - A Biomedical Laboratory Themed Essay Competition for Students”. Helping BLS professionals remember that they are role models and mentors for integrity and ethical judgment in a profession of ever increasing importance in the healthcare arena. A section of four presenters at the 30th annual IFBLS World Congress included Gallicchio speaking about a collaborative project with Junior Achievement held for the first time last year. It included an essay competition and a luncheon of student participants and business people and educators, complete with keynote speaker (new Spartanburg Regional CEO Bruce Holstien) |