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Center for Innovation and Ethics

Also known as: CIE, TCNJ Center for Innovation and Ethics

The College of New Jersey · Ewing, NJ

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Quick fit check

  • Indirect support only
  • No equity required
  • Currently active
  • Partially verified

Key numbers

Funding range

$0 – $0

In Kind

Equity

None

Application

Rolling

School Specific

Last activity

2025-03

Medium confidence

Verification Gaps

  • Whether CIE has standing incubator or venture mentoring beyond talks
  • Current director and staff details
  • Number of events held per year
  • Connection to startup formation outcomes

Center for Innovation and Ethics

Program Type

research-center

Institutional Scope

TCNJ School of Business. Serves business students and campus community.

Description

Interdisciplinary hub within the School of Business dedicated to ethical considerations of modern business innovation. Hosts visiting scholars, book talks, AI discussions, and research initiatives. Not a venture funding or incubation program, but provides ecosystem depth through speaker series and entrepreneurship-adjacent programming. Director Dr. Michels explores AI issues in varied settings. Past events include a book talk on AI in education and a visiting scholar on corporate personhood.

Resources Provided

  • Speaker events and panels
  • Research initiatives on innovation ethics
  • Visiting scholar program
  • Networking within innovation/ethics community

Funding Details

No direct startup funding. Educational and research programming.

Curriculum / Structure

Rolling events and research programs. Email list for event notifications.

Eligibility

TCNJ students, faculty, and campus community.

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