The Lincoln Center and the Lincolns
"I believe there is a strong correlation between ethical conduct, economic success and interpersonal relationships. It is in the best interests of individuals and organizations to be ethical.”
— David C. Lincoln
Founder
In 1998, the Lincoln family invested in ethics at ASU to improve their community through far-reaching and meaningful standards for ethics and education. We believe that this commitment to ethics across the curriculum is essential to ASU’s Charter and promise of measuring success not by who we exclude, but by who we include and how they succeed.
The Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics honors the Lincoln legacy today through our many initiatives that center the human at the intersection of ethics and innovation.
The Lincoln Legacy
Other contributions to ASU
ASU's Ceramics Research Center
ASU Art Museum
The School of Art
The School of Film, Dance and Theatre
The Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict
The Institute of Social Science Research
ASU Library
W.P. Carey School of Business
Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
Thunderbird School of Global Management