Since first publishing The Ethical Chemist in 1993, Jeffrey Kovac has focused his energy on researching and writing about scientific ethics from philosophical and historical perspectives.
Michele Dobbins (ΦBK, University of Arkansas, 2016) served as a ΦBK writing intern earlier this year. She recently accepted her first full-time job with W. W. Norton!
An expert in economics and in relations with India, Juster began his career as a student at Harvard College, where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1976.
On Monday morning, October 1, 1962, in his office in Washington, Robert Kennedy said it had been the worst night of his life. On the campus of the University of Mississippi, it was worse.
ΦBK’s Visiting Scholars travel to more than 100 colleges and universities each year, spending two days on campus and taking part in the academic life of the institution.
This March, Eva Orlebeke Caldera (ΦBK, Harvard College, 1985) joined the staff as the new Associate Secretary/COO of the Society.
The City of Atlanta will receive ΦBK’s Arts & Sciences Cities of Distinction Award at an evening reception at the Woodruff Arts Center on April 6.
ΦBK has awarded Katherine Harrington the 2017 Mary Isabel Sibley Fellowship for her project “Women’s Labor and the Market in Classical and Hellenistic Greece.”
Daniel Rosenberg, Secretary of ΦBK’s DC Area Association, discusses his role in engaging young professional members and what the Society means to him.
Nancy Cartwright of UC San Diego and Elliott Sober of University of Wisconsin–Madison have won the 2017 Lebowitz Prize for Philosophical Achievement and Contribution.
Susan Wadsworth-Booth (ΦBK, DePauw University, 1984), Director of Kent State University Press, inspires us to continually seek new ideas.
Samuel F. B. Morse (ΦBK, Yale College, 1810) was a painter, advocate for theatre, inventor, and in his later years a philanthropist.
