Latest News

  • "The Housing We Need: Reflections on the Ethics of Affordable Housing amid Covid-19" webinar took place on Thursday June 18. Paul Casey '70, Dean Christon '78, and Dr. Tauna Starbuck Sisco discussed the affordable housing shortage with Center Executive Director Dr. Max Latona. Video here.
  • Sorens: "Respect Essential Workers? Let Them Live in Your Town" »
  • The New Hampshire Union Leader covered the Center's affordable housing poll on the front page. »
  • The results of the Center's first statewide poll of New Hampshire registered voters on housing issues have been released. »
  • Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the "Land-Use Regulation and Housing Affordability" research workshop and associated public event "Building the Cities of the Future: More Markets or More Regulation?" have been postponed to August 10 to 12 and moved to virtual. The "Federalism and the Regulatory Policies of Local and Regional Governments" research workshop will take place virtually on October 3 and 4. The International Ethics of Business, Trade, and Global Governance conference will take place virtually on December 4. The updated call for papers is here, and submissions are due September 15.

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Public Programs

The Center seeks to develop principled ethical leadership in the for-profit, nonprofit, and public sectors. Accordingly, we offer a range of programming for leaders and thinkers beyond the Saint Anselm campus, ranging from roundtable forums that bring together expert knowledge and community input to leadership seminars for directors, managers, executives, and other decision-makers in business and philanthropy.

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Academic Programs

The Center fosters both high-quality scholarship on topics in public ethics, broadly defined, and ethical leadership education for Saint Anselm College and New Hampshire high school students. Programs include research workshops and conferences, support for faculty and student research, and exciting discussions, competitions, and other activities for both St. A's students and high school students.

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