(Men,
from
left) Mark A. Wilson, coach of the team and doctoral
student in religious studies; Richard B. Miller (slightly behind), faculty sponsor of the team, director of the Poynter Center for the Study of
Ethics and American Institutions, and professor of religious studies;
team member James Bourke, a junior in philosophy, political science, and an IMP major
in nonviolence theory and practice; team member Khalil AbuGharbieh, a freshman in
political science and Near Eastern languages and cultures; and team member Jacob Fulk,
a junior in religious studies. (Women, from left) Team members Elizabeth
(Libby)
Lewis, a
senior in
religious studies, philosophy, and political science and Valerie
Aquila, a senior in journalism and
history. All five team
members are Honors College students;
Libby, James, and Khalil are Wells Scholars. |
The Indiana University
Poynter Center Ethics Bowl Team won the
Tenth Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl February 26th in Cincinnati, Ohio. The
competition is held each year in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of
the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics.
The IU team was sponsored by the Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics
and American Institutions, an IU research center. The team included five
members, all of whom are Honors College students: Khalil AbuGharbieh, a
freshman in political science and Near
Eastern languages and culture; Valerie Aquila, a senior in journalism and
history; James Bourke, a junior in philosophy, political science, and the
Individualized Major Program (nonviolence in theory and practice); Jacob
Fulk, a senior in religious studies; and Elizabeth Lewis, a senior in
religious studies, philosophy, and political science. The faculty
director was Richard B Miller, director of the Poynter Center and
professor of religious studies. The coach was Mark A.
Wilson, a doctoral
student in |
