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What is the Ethics Bowl?
The Regional and National Intercollegiate Ethics Bowls are timed, critical reasoning
contests between two university undergraduate teams (consisting of 3 to
5 full-time registered students) based on the analysis and resolution of
15 moral case studies. The educational goals of the Ethics Bowls are: (1)
to improve moral critical reasoning skills in a team context and (2) to
develop persuasive oral argumentation skills necessary for professional
and public accountability.
Student Benefits from Ethics Bowl
Participation:
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Strengthen your resume in a valuable extra-curricular academic activity.
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Improve your moral critical reasoning skills in a team context with
award-winning faculty coaching.
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Improve your persuasive oral argumentation skills necessary for
professional and public accountability with award-winning faculty
coaching.
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Enjoy your all-expense paid trips to
competition sites.
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Become part of a WSU winning tradition:
See WSU Championship team photos and information on the right.
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Receive WSU Presidential Commendation for Team
Excellence in Extra-Curricular Activities at the end of the academic
year.
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May opt for up to 4 hours of independent study
credit (MGT 477: Ethics Bowl and Professional Performance Enhancement) for
participation in the National Ethics Bowl.
What to Do
Application Deadlines
Points of Interest
- National Ethics Bowl will be held in San Antonio, TX.
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Application Forms and Other Important Links
Photos of Past Ethics Bowl Teams

2004 Wright State University National Ethics Bowl
Team:
Runner-Up Champions
Left to right: Joseph Drayer, Andrea
Harris,
Brian Apwisch, Jennifer McFarlane, Rebecca Brudzynski,
Troy Lindo, Dr.
Joseph A. Petrick (Coach)

2005 Wright
State University National Ethics Bowl Team:
Among Top 5 in the Nation
Left to right: Jennifer L. Rammel, David G. Robins, Dylan Borchers,
Hiloni Bhavsar, Andrea Harris, Dr. Joseph A. Petrick (Coach)
In
2002, Wright State University’s undergraduate student team won the National
Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl and was designated the Best Ethics Bowl Team in the
nation. In 2004, Wright State University’s team was the National Intercollegiate
Ethics Bowl Runner-Up Champions.
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