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Come to the professional ethics seminar given by the worldly known, CMU 
professor Peter Madsen.  Mark your calendars!

Date:     Friday March 10th
Time:     12:30pm
Location: Scaife Hall Auditorium (Room 125)
Who:      You!

Below is Professor Madsen's bio.

       Dr. Peter Madsen is an award-winning educator, trainer, writer and
producer of educational media in applied ethics.  He is executive
director and senior lecturer at the Center for the Advancement of
Applied Ethics at Carnegie Mellon University. Madsen teaches graduate
ethics courses at CMU~s Heinz School where he is an Adjunct Associate
Professor in Public Policy and Ethics.  In 1990, he was a recipient of
the School's Emil Limbach Award for Teaching Excellence.  He also
teaches ethics courses in CMU~s Department of Philosophy at the
undergraduate level.

       He has conducted ethics and diversity training programs both
domestically and internationally for such organizations as Alcoa,
Westinghouse, PPG Industries, Inc., Duquesne Light Company, the Edison
Electric Institute, Phillips Petroleum Company, the National Security
Agency, the Internal Revenue Service and the US Department of
Agriculture.  Dr. Madsen has also conducted numerous lectures and
workshops on a variety of topics in ethics for diverse audiences
throughout the nation.

       Madsen is co-editor of The Essentials of Business Ethics and The
Essentials of Government Ethics from Penguin USA.  He is the author of
various articles on ethics in both academic and trade journals.  In
1991, he was awarded a prize in the International Business Ethics Case
Writing Competition conducted by the Ethics in Business Program of the
Graduate School of Business at Columbia University.  In 1990, he was
appointed to the editorial board of the journal Business Ethics
Quarterly.

       Madsen is the producer, co-director and writer of "Ethical Issues
in Professional Life," a 14-part distance education program that has been
aired nationally on Mind Extension University and has been distributed
in whole or in part to nearly 60 institutions of higher education.  He
is also executive producer of "The Challenge to Care:  HIV, Ethics and
AIDS" that has been distributed to PBS affiliates via the PBS satellite
network.  He is a writer and an executive producer of "Diversity
Dilemmas," a seven part video series composed of 36 dramatic vignettes
on issues of conflict arising in the workplace due to an increasingly
diverse workforce.

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Yue Cathy Chang  
Carnegie Mellon University  CIT-ECE-IMB Class of 2000
412-621-3502  http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~yuec