Staff
FASPE challenges graduate students and future leaders to recognize and confront their ethical responsibilities as professionals by analyzing the decisions and actions of Nazi-era professionals.
FASPE was founded in response to two distinct yet interrelated societal forces. The first was a growing concern over the rampant breakdown of ethical values in several of our most important and respected professions. The second was the challenge of memorialization and education as the Holocaust becomes more distant over time. How are the Holocaust and its ramifications to be taught and contemplated today, in the 21st century? It is FASPE’s challenge to draw contemporary meaning and currency from the increasingly distant Nazi period through the study of the ethical breakdown of the professions in Nazi Germany and what can be learned from this regarding the ethical responsibilities of professionals in our day.
Mia Garcia
Development Manager
mgarcia@faspe-ethics.org
Rebecca Scott
Program Director
rscott@faspe-ethics.org
Andrew Flamm
Development Associate
aflamm@faspe-ethics.org
Parker Pillsbury
Communications Associate
ppillsbury@faspe-ethics.org