John Sikorski

Assistant Teaching Professor; Director of Undergraduate Studies Business and the Common Good Minor

Business Ethics and Society

Biography

John Sikorski teaches undergraduates, as well as Nonprofit Administration Master's students, and researches at the intersection of theology, philosophy, business, and political economy. He holds his undergraduate, master's, and PhD from the University of Notre Dame, and specializes in the thought of Pope Saint John Paul II and of Saint Thomas Aquinas. He has served as a visiting professor in the Global Institute for Church Management at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross (Rome), at the Pontifical John Paul II University (Krakow), at Universidad Panamericana (Guadalajara), at Saint Meinrad School of Theology (Indiana), and at the Augustine Institute (Saint Louis).

Background

Education

Ph D, University of Notre Dame, Christian Ethics/Moral Theology
MA, University of Notre Dame, Theology
BA, University of Notre Dame, Theology and Philosophy

Jobs

Director of Undergraduate Studies, Business Ethics and Society Program

Expertise

Business Ethics
Catholic Social Teaching
Moral Theology
Political Economy

Presentations

Business Ethics: A Panel Discussion, Cambridge Innovation Center, Warsaw, Poland (2023)
Leo XII and Pope John Paul II on Culture as the Moral Foundation of Free Markets, 46th Meeting of the Association of Private Enterprise Education (2022)
The Family and Labor as Schools of Virtue, Business and Virtue Ethics: Conference Sponsored by BYU Wheatley Institution and the Mendoza College of Business (2012)
Work Begins Within: The Poetry of Karol Wojtyła and the Theology of Work, Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture Conference (2010)
Participation, Solidarity, and Opposition in the Early Thought of Wojtyła, The Summons of Freedom: Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture Fall Conference (2009)