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The Program for the Study of
Cultural Values and Ethics is an interdisciplinary unit for the advancement
of inquiry in the humanities, social sciences, and arts. The program serves
to help faculty members support research, develop courses, and conduct
conferences in areas that relate to the evolution, understanding, and
implementation of cultural values and ethical systems. UIUC faculty members
may apply to the institute and be appointed for terms of from one semester
to three years for interdisciplinary activities relating to the study of
cultural values and ethics. The program provides several research
assistantships and fellowships to graduate students who wish to pursue
research in these areas. Activities of the program also include seminars,
short courses, and artistic projects. The program plans to publish
lectures, books, articles, reports, and a journal.
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