• All Molloy Locations are Closed

    Due to inclement weather, all Molloy locations are closed on Monday, January 26, and all in-person and online courses are canceled.

    SONHS Clinical Experiences: Undergraduate students in SONHS programs should not travel to clinical sites.  Undergraduate nursing students should contact their clinical instructors for alternate clinical assignments. Allied Health students follow directions of program or clinical director. Graduate nursing students and SLP students should not travel to clinical sites and should notify their preceptors and externship supervisors.

Center for Social and Ethical Concerns

Cupola atop a building on the Molloy University campus

Center for Social and Ethical Concerns (CSEC)

An interdisciplinary initiative led by the Philosophy Department, the Center for Social and Ethical Concerns is focused on strengthening the connection between curriculum and community involvement. The Center provides a forum and a research resource for students, faculty, and the wider community interested in critical analysis of and dialogue about ethics in all domains of contemporary life. 

The mission of CSEC is:

  • To promote trauma-informed, disability informed ethical leadership.
  • To serve as a platform for current issues and concerns that are ethically complex and of urgent social importance.
  • To model and support work that draws from the framework and principles of Social Justice.
  • To address issues of both a local and global scope as it involves difficult conversations of policymaking as well as of best practices.

Projects and initiatives include speakers, conferences, workshops, podcasts, webinars, and outreach opportunities, with social and ethical concerns specific to public policy and bioethics. The CSEC supports the Bioethics and Applied Ethics minors sponsored by the Philosophy Department. 

 

Contact 516.323.3340 or email csec@molloy.edu for more information.

Center for Social and Ethical Concerns (CSEC) You Tube Channel

The Center for Social & Ethical Concerns has a YouTube channel where you can view our panel discussions and you can now listen to our podcast series on Spotify. (2) The Center for Social and Ethical Concerns [CSEC] - YouTube