In the Spring 2025 semester, the Center is hosting book talks with faculty on Salman Khan’s Brave New Words: How AI Will Revolutionize Education (and Why That’s a Good Thing). The conversations will explore the book’s key ideas and implications for teaching and learning, and invite faculty to reflect more generally on the role of AI in education.
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Center Director explores AI issues in varied settings
Professor Michels considered issues relating to civil liability for artificial intelligence as part of the Members Consultative Group of the American Law Institute in Philadelphia on March 7, 2025. He discussed the opportunities and challenges of AI in the business setting in April of 2023 in a panel presented by the New Jersey Chamber of… Continue Reading
Congratulations Center Innovation Fellows
The School of Business Center for Innovation and Ethics congratulates its inaugural class of Innovation Fellows, who completed their work in the Spring 2021 semester. Selected for their scholarly achievements and range of interests, the Fellows explored the challenges and opportunities of urban innovation focusing on the city of Trenton. They augmented their research and… Continue Reading
Astronomer Royal Discusses the Future and Humanity
Astronomer Royal, Dr. Martin Rees visited campus on Monday, April 29, 6:30pm, and spoke to an audience of students, faculty, staff and the public in the Mayo Concert Hall. The evening focus on Dr. Rees’s latest book, On the Future: Prospects for Humanity. exploring issues relating to science, technology, and humanity — including artificial… Continue Reading
Entrepreneurs-in-Residence Featured on TCNJ News
“Lifelong friends pitch their expertise as TCNJ’s first entrepreneurs-in-residence,” read the full story from TCNJ News here. Continue Reading
How Business Can Innovate with Blockchain
How Business Can Innovate with Blockchain – Tuesday, November 13, 11:00 a.m., BB 105. School of Business Center for Innovation and Ethics will host Mike Scrudato, SVP, Strategic Innovation Leader, Munich Re America in Princeton. The event is open to all, will be nontechnical and assume no background in computing. Continue Reading
Center Director Discusses Innovation, Values and Ethics
Kevin H. Michels, Director, Center for Innovation & Ethics, delivered a talk on, “Innovation — Connecting Values, Ethics & Know-how to Change the World” at the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, October 4, at 11:30 a.m. at the Princeton Marriott Hotel. The talk was the subject of an article by Lynn Robbins in… Continue Reading
From Start-up Biolabs to Green Power: Johnson and Johnson’s Approach to Innovation and Ethics
The School of Business Center for Innovation and Ethics presented, “From Start-up Biolabs to Green Power: Johnson and Johnson’s Approach to Innovation and Ethics,” on October 3, 3:00, in the Business Building Lounge. This event was open to the full TCNJ community. After an introduction by Interim Dean Levin and Center Director Michels, the discussion… Continue Reading
Entrepreneurs in Residence Program
The TCNJ School of Business Center for Innovation and Ethics announced today that Brad Downs ‘05 and Sean Devlin will serve as Entrepreneurs in Residence for the 2018-19 academic year. Brad and Sean are the co-founders of Front Rush, a company started at TCNJ in 2006 to help college coaches manage their recruiting on the… Continue Reading
Center Hosts Pulitzer-Prize Winning Author
On Tuesday, September 27th, the School of Business Center for Innovation and Ethics hosted Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, David Cay Johnston, who examined the question, Is the American Economy Fair?” After Johnston explored a number of economic challenges in his opening remarks, he engaged in conversation with Center Director, Kevin Michels, and answered questions from students and… Continue Reading