Blog — Dylan Schouppe

My Moral Hero: Don Draper

Why Don Draper serves as both an amoral role model and a moral antithesis.

Food for ThoughtDylan SchouppeApril 25, 2017mad men, television, pop culture, morality, ethicsComment

"I Don't Believe" - The Inclusion of Secular Students at Christian Universities

Christian universities should be more inclusive of their secular and non-Christian students.

Dylan SchouppeMarch 30, 2017religion, philosophy, society, secularization, compassionComment

The Principle of Good

"Goodness" should be based on principle, not on subjectivity.

Dylan SchouppeMarch 27, 2017

Stop Capitalizing On My Mental Illness

Excuse me while I get a little personal...

F*ck the self-care movement.

(WARNING: May be NSFW, strong language is present.)

Food for Thought, personal, mental healthDylan SchouppeMarch 13, 2017mental health, trend, self-careComment

How I Approach Ethics In My Profession

A universal approach to ethics is the best way to handle dilemmas within the realms of politics, public policy and academia.

Dylan SchouppeMarch 4, 2017Comment

What constitutes a "waste" of time?

What seems like a waste of time on the surface can actually be the very thing that leads to a new creative outlet, a new philosophical approach to life, a needed source of reflection and so much more.

Dylan SchouppeJanuary 23, 2017Comment

Trough of Disillusionment: Reclaiming Public Relations

Public relations professionals need to work harder to help bridge the gap of distrust that the public has with corporations.

Dylan SchouppeDecember 3, 2016

Who Sharon Jones Was To Me

Here's to a legend. It was a pleasure to hear her sing.

personalDylan SchouppeNovember 18, 2016Sharon Jones, music, lifeComment

Off-campus housing and the libertine lifestyle

Christian universities should stop requiring that their students live on campus. Here's my take, based on my experience with Oklahoma Christian University.

Dylan SchouppeSeptember 25, 2016

Ignition of the "first three words"

Let's make "We the People" mean something again.

Dylan SchouppeAugust 4, 2016politics, social activismComment