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Paul Diduch��is��an instructor in the Herbst Program for Engineering, Ethics & Society, the Herbst Certificate for Engineering, Ethics & Society, and the Herbst “Culture Wars in Rome” study abroad program at CU Boulder. Diduch considers himself first and primarily a scholar of ancient philosophy, mainly Platonic philosophy, and secondarily a student, teacher, and researcher of the history and philosophy of science, with special emphasis on the cultural and political implications of technology. Diduch has��an MA in Political Science/Political Theory��from the �Թ��� of Alberta and a PhD from the Institute of Philosophic Studies at the �Թ��� of Dallas. Diduch commented, “I think it is especially important for students to see the virtues of liberal debate, intellectual charity, and genuine freedom of thought reflected in [Benson Center] public forums.”