The Memorial and Honorarium Book program was established to support the addition of books to the College's library, and to provide donors with a unique way to mark special moments in the lives of of family and friends. Occasions have included births, weddings, anniversaries, graduations, birthdays, retirements, ordinations, the feast day of a patron saint, Christmas, class gifts, and the passing of a loved one. 

The Center's mission is to enrich the knowledge and practice of principled, ethical decision-making by addressing important social and organizational issues through collaborative discussion, research, and education.

The mission of the Center for Ethics in Society is to enrich the knowledge and practice of principled ethical decision-making by addressing important social and organizational issues through collaborative discussion, research, and education.
 

As directed by its mission, all of the Center’s funding is directed towards research, education, dialogue, and collaboration on ethical challenges afflicting New Hampshire’s communities and organizations. No funding is directed towards any politically partisan activities or advocacy.   

The Center for Ethics in Business and Governance offers public programs as well as leadership and governance training.

The Center is conducting its own research and helps to sponsor research workshops and conferences for scholars. We focus these efforts in areas closely related to Center initiatives.

The Center sponsors research workshops for scholars on topics of ethical relevance for society. These small conferences afford researchers an opportunity to receive feedback on their work in progress. We are grateful to the support and collaboration of the Institute for Humane Studies, the John Templeton Foundation, and New Hampshire Housing in these programs.