FASPE
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FASPE is a set of innovative programs for students in professional schools designed to address contemporary ethical issues through a unique historical context. The Fellowships provide journalism, law, medical, and seminary students a structured program of study that initially focuses on the role of their chosen professions in Nazi Germany and the Holocaust and uses that historic focus as a framework for the consideration of contemporary ethical issues. Through an all-expenses-paid two-week summer intensive course in New York, Germany, and Poland, students will explore such topics as The Rule of Law vs. Lawlessness; The Role and Limits of Bioethics; The Goals of Morality in the Face of Evil; The Responsibility to Report; and Ethical Limitations on Profit-Seeking.
FASPE covers all student expenses, including food, transatlantic and European travel, and lodging. Piloted initially with two programs in the summer of 2010, FASPE will host four application-based programs in the summer of 2014: journalism, law, medical, and seminary.
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Scholarship
FASPE covers all student expenses, including food, transatlantic and European travel, and lodging.
Application
The FASPE application includes both an online form and the required submission of four supplemental materials:
1. Resume
2. Transcripts
3. Essay
4. Letters of Recommendation
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