Paul Blaschko

Theology, Space, and Contemplation

Join us Wednesday, September 20, 2023 at 8:00am ET, when we will talk with William (Bill) Wittland, a 2022-23 fellow with Notre Dame’s Inspired Leadership Initiative. As their...

Entrepreneurship and Tech Ethics

In this episode we’re joined by Kevin Bowyer, Ph.D., the Schubmehl-Prein Family Professor of Computer Science and Engineering University of Notre Dame for a conversation about...

The Psychology of Resilience and Burnout

In episode three of Ethics at Work, we are joined by Laura Miller-Graff ‘08, an associate professor of Psychology and Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Prof....

Work, The Common Good, and The Human Person

In episode 2, we are joined by Fr. Justin Brophy, OP ‘06, ‘17, ‘20 a professor of political science at Providence College. Fr. Justin’s work follows the ancient definition...

Introducing The Ethics at Work Podcast

Welcome to Ethics At Work, the podcast where Notre Dame educators discuss questions of meaning, purpose, and value in the context of our working life. Join professors Paul...

Introducing the Ethics at Work Project

Walter Scheirer, Megan Levis, and Paul Blaschko — instructors at the University of Notre Dame — introduce a new project aimed at helping students thinking meaningfully about...

The Sheedy Program in Economy, Enterprise, and Society

The Sheedy Family Program is designed to support students with majors or minors in the College of Arts and Letters and the Mendoza College of Business connect up their goals in...

Why Study Business and the Liberal Arts?

Don’t just study business. Find meaning in it. The Sheedy Family Program in Economy, Enterprise, and Society is an intellectually rigorous community at Notre Dame that goes...

Lecture 4: Forming Beliefs In a Social World

In this lecture, Paul looks at how we should think about the fact that many more people disagree with us than we could ever engage in argument. Should such diversity of opinion...

What To Believe in Uncertain Times Part 4

Applying the Concepts: How to Avoid an Echo Chamber

In this video, Paul draws on recent work by philosopher Thi Nguyen to explain how seeking out views from those we disagree with can help ensure that we do not get stuck in a...

Activity: The Disagreement Test

When we find out that our beliefs are subject to strong disagreement, our initial reaction might be to lose confidence in those beliefs or it might be to dig in and defend them....