A New Student Podcast: Pit Perspectives
…relevant social issues facing college students at UNC and across the country. Pit Perspectives started with an observation- at a school as large as UNC, students tend to form small…
…relevant social issues facing college students at UNC and across the country. Pit Perspectives started with an observation- at a school as large as UNC, students tend to form small…
…chapters and alumni associations across the country raise and distribute more than $1 million in awards, scholarships and prizes benefiting high schools and college students. More information here: https://www.unc.edu/posts/2021/10/29/unc-chapel-hill-inducts-223-students-into-phi-beta-kappa/ …
The PPE Program has been featured in the University Gazette! Two current PPE students – Brenee Goforth and Malik Jabati – presented alongside program director Geoff Sayre-McCord at the February…
…Hosein’s recent work bears on issues provoked by the current moment. This event is part of our PPE in a Time of Pandemic series, and is open to the public….
We are offering four reading groups this Fall: Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America, Danielle Allen’s Education and Equality, Hamilton, Madison, and Jay’s The Federalist Papers, and John Stuart Mill’s…
…as well as all other social sciences that demand rigorous analytical skills. The PPE Program helps connect our students to relevant internship, fellowship, and career opportunities. Additionally, University Career Services offers a broad…
…institutional design. She is currently working on a series of articles investigating the appropriate distribution of education power among local and state governments, teachers’ unions, parents’ associations, non-profits, law courts,…
…accomplished scholar with specialties in moral and political philosophy, who has research and teaching interests that fall at the intersection of philosophy, politics, and economics. Further information is available HERE….
…and the growing field of “behavioral economics” later in the ’90s, which developed into scholarship at the intersection of philosophy of social science and ethics. He published several books in…
…about whether social norms or legal sanctions can help solve particular collective action problems like preserving environmental resources. The event was organized by Jonathan Anomaly, and featured four sessions, each…