APPE invites individuals from every discipline and profession interested in advancing scholarship\, teaching\, and a general understanding of applied ethics to submit proposals based on their work and to attend our 32nd Annual APPE International Conference on March 2-5\, 2023 in Portland\, Oregon. To accommodate our international members\, presenters\, and guests who are unable to attend the in-person conference in Portland\, there will be an online-only portion of the conference program on March 31\, 2023.
\nAPPE is a multidisciplinary\, international organization advancing scholarship\, education\, and practice in practical and professional ethics. We facilitate and support scholarly and professional collaborations among teachers\, scientists\, business practitioners\, engineers\, government officials\, researchers\, the media\, and all professionals concerned with the practical application and communications of ethics and values.
\nIn addition to the conference's characteristically broad range of topic areas (see below)\, this year&rsquo\;s conference features a special focus on Human Rights in the Professions/Disciplines. We encourage proposals ranging from the more theoretical to case studies and narratives of human rights in application.
\nSubmissions in a variety of interest areas\, such as these\, are welcome:
\n&bull\; Agricultural &\; Environmental Ethics
\n&bull\; Artificial Intelligence Ethics
\n&bull\; Behavioral Ethics
\n&bull\; Bioethics\, Health &\; Medical Ethics
\n&bull\; Business Ethics
\n&bull\; Education Ethics
\n&bull\; Engineering\, Science\, Technology Ethics
\n&bull\; Law\, Government &\; Military Ethics
\n&bull\; Media &\; Journalism Ethics
\n&bull\; Moral Theory
\n&bull\; Research Integrity
\n&bull\; Social &\; Societal Ethics
\nAPPE is especially interested in proposals associated with current events and emerging topics\, such as\, but not limited to:
\n&bull\; Cancel culture
\n&bull\; Climate change
\n&bull\; Dis- and misinformation
\n&bull\; Ethics in the economy
\n&bull\; Ethics of repair\, reparations
\n&bull\; Free speech in the academy
\n&bull\; LGBTQI+/queer ethics
\n&bull\; Military human rights initiatives
\n&bull\; Monuments and public honorifics
\n&bull\; Obligations to future generations
\n&bull\; Parental rights in education
\n&bull\; Political and election ethics
\n&bull\; Privacy and social media
\n&bull\; Public health and competing economic interests
\n&bull\; Systemic bias and social justice
\n&bull\; Unhoused/housing insecurity
\nPlease keep in mind that our attendees come from a range of backgrounds and perspectives\, so your presentation should be designed to engage our diverse community.
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\nSubmission Categories
\nWe invite proposals in the following categories:
\n&bull\; Individual Presentations
\n&bull\; Panel Discussions
\n&bull\; Case Studies
\n&bull\; Pedagogical Demonstrations
\n&bull\; Posters (in-person only)
\n&bull\; Pre-recorded Flash Presentations
\n&bull\; Author Meets Critics
\n&bull\; Authors Reception (in-person only)
\n&bull\; Paper Competitions and Awards (see below for more information)
\nPaper Competitions and Awards
\nBest Formal Paper by an Early Career Scholar ($500)
\nBest Formal Paper by a Graduate Student ($500)
\nBest Formal Paper by an Undergraduate Student ($250)
\nClifford G. Christians Ethics Research Award ($250)
\nPlease read the complete Submission Guidelines &\; Instructions before submitting.
\nThen\, you&rsquo\;ll submit your proposal via Ex Ordo\, which can be saved and finished at any time.
\nSubmission Deadline: All submissions are due Monday\, October 3\, 2022.
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