Ethics and Artificial Intelligence
This program engages participants in learning about the multi-faceted ways in which artificial intelligence touches our lives and is posed to change the future. We will learn from various experts in the field about the ethical issues presented by artificial intelligence around the topics such as consumerism, communication, medicine, cyber security and law.
2021 Facilitators
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Dr. Karen Rezach
Karen Rezach joined the Kent Place community in 2000, and is the Director of The Ethics Institute. She has a master’s in divinity from Yale University, an EdD from Seton Hall University and is an ordained Episcopal priest. Her doctoral research, “Spiritual Leadership as a Model of Effective Leadership in Independent School,” explores the ways in which educators can bring values and moral awareness in non-religious ways into a variety of school settings. Dr. Rezach has over 20 years of experience as an independent school administrator, including director of the middle school at Kent Place and assistant head of school at St. Philip’s Academy in Newark, NJ. She has been teaching and facilitating workshops on ethics for more than a decade.
Program Details
Update: This program will no longer be offered during Summer 2022
For more information about our Ethics Institute programs or if you have questions about the registration process, please do not hesitate to reach out at ethics@kentplace.org.
The Ethics Institute at Kent Place School is a first-of-its-kind institute at the primary and secondary school level. We believe that promoting the process and practice of ethical thinking and decision-making prepares people of all ages to be effective leaders and compassionate citizens.