The inaugural award ceremony for recipients of the Frances Marlin Mann Awards for Leadership and Character (Homewood, AL). See photos.
A presentation to students in an introductory course by Azalea Hulbert (Homewood, AL).
A Better World Theatre performance, featuring students from the Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing (Homewood, AL). See photos.
Courageous Conversations: Know More... No More was a three-part series on stopping interpersonal violence against women. Panelists were members of the Mann Center's Partners in Dialogue, including Jay Cumberland, Jillie Rufe, Mandy Jayne Stanley, and Kaitlyn Schaaf (Homewood, AL).
A presentation on the Better World Theatre pedagogy by Azalea Hulbert at the 15th International Conference on Ethics Across the Curriculum (Corvallis, OR).
Presentations to freshmen on academic integrity by Azalea Hulbert (Homewood, AL).
Courageous Conversations: When Winning is Losing was a forum for freshmen on academic integrity. Panelists were members of the Mann Center's Academic Integrity Advocates, including Analeigh Horton, Claire Gaxiola, Cameron Cross, and Christina Witt (Homewood, AL). See photos.
A presentation, "On Not Losing Your Head as a Leader," by provost and interim director Dr. Brad Creed. The program was part of a series of Leadership Lunches facilitated by the Samford Office of Student Leadership and Community Engagement (Homewood, AL). See photos.
A three-week service practicum at the Living Way microenterprise center in Cape Town, where students developed curriculum for an agricultural academy (South Africa). See photos.
A panel discussion on research ethics for participants in an NSF-funded research experience for undergraduates. Panelists included Dr. Mike Howell, Dr. Jennifer Speights-Binet, and Mr. Colin Coyne, with Azalea Hulbert as moderator (Homewood, AL).
Azalea Hulbert and Dr. John Knapp conducted two sessions on research ethics for participants in an NSF-funded research experience for undergraduates (Homewood, AL).
Dr. John Knapp presented on professional ethics at meetings of Investment Management Consultants Association (Phoenix, AZ and Miami, FL).
The Mann Center served as a co-sponsor of a series of programs, facilitated by Samford University and the Birmingham Public Library, that reflected on significant civil rights milestones of 1963 (Homewood, AL).
On April 19th and 20th, the Mann Center hosted the inaugural Southeastern Regional Academic Integrity Conference at Samford. Attendees representing 26 institutions in 7 states shared insights about challenges and best practices at their own institutions (Homewood, AL). See photos.
Azalea Hulbert and nursing faculty member Jennifer Coleman facilitated a session at the 2013 conference titled "Better World Theatre: Teaching Ethics through the Arts" (Homewood, AL). See photos.
Dr. John Knapp was the guest speaker at the April 2013 Presidential Colloquium at Clemson University (Clemson, SC).
Dr. John Knapp shared insights from his book, How the Church Fails Businesspeople (and what can be done about it), at Canterbury United Methodist Church (Mountain Brook, AL).
The Mann Center served as a co-sponsor of a series of programs, facilitated by Samford University and the Birmingham Public Library, that reflected on significant civil rights milestones of 1963. Panelists included U.W. Clemon, Tennant McWilliams, and Jean Thompson (Homewood, AL).
The Mann Center served as a co-sponsor of the annual Biotechnology, Law and Ethics Symposium (Homewood, AL). Learn more.
Azalea Hulbert presented on the Mann Center's work to date promoting a positive culture of academic integrity (San Antonio, TX).
The annual A. Gerow Hodges Lecture in Ethics and Leadership, presented by Dr. Richard Carwardine, president of Corpus Christi College at the University of Oxford (Homewood, AL). See photos and video.
A panel discussion with Dr. Richard Carwardine, president of Corpus Christi College at the University of Oxford. Dr. Carwardine was joined by Samford faculty members Dr. Joe Scrivner, Dr. Jason Wallace, and Dr. John Mayfield. Dr. John Knapp moderated (Homewood, AL). See photos and video.
The Mann Center led a delegation representing Samford at the 2013 Alabama Social Business Forum at Tuskegee University, featuring 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner and father of microcredit Muhammad Yunus (Tuskegee, AL). See photos.