Welcome from the Director
Greetings! And welcome to the Online Ethics Center for Engineering and Science, a.k.a. "The OEC." We are glad you're here.
The OEC is an international site in that our OEC community and visitors are from all over the world. We are hosted by the University of Virginia, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
Here you will find a treasure trove of resources for teaching and learning about ethics in engineering and science. You will also find communities of practice organized around particular interests in ethics. OEC members are a diverse group of faculty, students, researchers, managers, and others, here learning and sharing what they know about ethics. Our institutional partners come with a variety of concerns, such as what it means to engineer ethically, and to pursue scientific research with integrity.
If this is your first time visiting the OEC site, please do take the time to look around. There are recordings from past events, links to register for future events, a plethora of resources to search, and challenging ethical issues of our times being raised. If you are a returning or regular visitor to the OEC, welcome back! If you are not yet a member of the OEC community, then we hope you'll consider joining the community.
Warmly,
Rosalyn W. Berne, PhD, OEC Co-Director
Anne Shirley Carter Olsson Professor of Applied Ethics
Chair, Department of Engineering and Society
University of Virginia
Welcome to the Online Ethics Center (youtube.com)
About the OEC
The Online Ethics Center (OEC) is maintained by University of Virginia, and co-directed by Rosalyn W. Berne, Anne Shirley Carter Olsson Professor of Applied Ethics, Department of Engineering and Society in the UVA School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Sergio Guillen, Assistant Professor, Department of Engineering and Society in the UVA School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
OEC Team
Sergio Guillen
Assistant Professor, Engineering and Society
University of Virginia
Sergio is a scholar and practitioner in public policy, conflict resolution, engineering ethics, and democratic deliberation He is an assistant professor of Engineering and Society. IN addition to co-directing the OEC, he directs the J-Term Costa Rica Study Abroad Program "Social Issues in Renewable Energy Governance."
Tracy Marshall
OEC Community Manager, Engineering and Society
University of Virginia
Tracy Marshall is the OEC Community Manager. She manages the content on the OEC.
Garrick Louis
Associate Professor, Engineering and Society & Systems and Information Engineering
University of Virginia
Chair, OEC Editorial Board
As well as being the Chair of the OEC Editorial Board, he is the director of the Small Infrastructure and Development Center.
