Teaching Ethics at UCCS
Teaching Ethics at UCCS
Faculty Opportunities include ethics education workshops, seminars, and online courses from academic and professional associations.
DFEI Ethics Roundtables
DFEI Ethics Roundtables are held throughout the academic year and open to all UCCS faculty, staff, Southern Colorado Higher Education Consortium schools and Air Force Academy faculty with the intent to share their best practices, classroom experiences, subject specific course materials, and address specific concerns.
Roundtables provide UCCS faculty and staff along with invited guests the opportunity to hear about how others teach ethics and implement principle based ethics in their work or area of expertise.
The second April 2024 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Cory Gavitt, MA.
Accelerating Ethical Decision Making of Pre-Service Teachers - videorecording
The first April 2024 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Ila DeBose, LCSW.
The March 2024 roundtable was presented by Katherine Mack, PhD.
The second February 2024 roundtable was presented by Jon Husby, PGA.
The first February 2024 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Jin Peng, PhD.
Care and Feeding of YOUR Money: An Ethics Case Study for Financial Advisors (Video)
The January Ethics Roundtable was presented by Markus Moeder-Chandler, EdD, NCC, BCC
The November 2023 ethics roundtable was presented by A.J. Vafiades
The second October Ethics Roundtable was presented by Roger L. Martínez-Dávila, Ph.D.
The first October Ethics Roundtable was presented by Baye Herald, MA.
Handout: Report of the PC on the Shuttle
Video: Hidden Ethics: Locating the Spaces Where Ethics Live in Technical Communication
The May 2023 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Malikah Marrus, DSW.
The April 2023 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Jess Kirby, Ph.D.
Athletes with Choices, Athletes with Voices; April 2023 Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The March 2023 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Kathy Prue-Owens, Ph.D., R.N.
Ethics Engagement - Professional Obligation? March 2023 Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The second February 2023 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Carol Finnegan, Ph.D.
Cultivating Ethical Business Decision-Makers - February 2023 Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The first February 2023 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Christina Jiménez, Ph.D.
Guiding Discussion Questions about Eight Ethical Principles - Handout
The January 2023 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Michelle Prose, MA.
The December 2022 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Nick Tapia-Fuselier, PhD
The Second November 2022 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Nick Lockwood, MA
The First November 2022 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Kylie Rogalla, PhD
The Second October 2022 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Angie Dodson, MA.
The October 2022 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Lauren Hallaron, MA.
"Ethical Consideration for the Nonprofit Sector" - October 2022 Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The Second April Ethics Roundtable was presented by, Stephanie Gangemi
“No Small Parts” - April 2022 Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The April Ethics Roundtable was presented by, Helen Graham
First, Do No Harm - April 2022 Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The March Ethics Roundtable was presented by, Karin Larkin
Teaching Heritage Management Ethics - March 2022 Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The second February Ethics Roundtable was presented by, Sloan Gonzalez
Everyday Ethics - A Look at Ethics & Leadership February 2022 Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The February Ethics Roundtable was presented by, Todd Endres
The December Ethics Roundtable was presented by, Michael Corl
The October Ethics Roundtable was presented by, Colin McAllister
Colin shared a virtual video he was a part of creating that involved 100 guitarists from around the world!
He also shared The Road Less Travelled,
The October ethics roundtable was presented by Tracy Gonzalez-Padron. She discussed how business organizations need leaders at all levels to understand ethics and compliance. “Ethics and compliance isn’t just left to the lawyers—it’s everyone’s responsibility” (LRN 2020).:The top five ethics and compliance risks include: conflicts of interest, data privacy, cybersecurity, hostile work environment, and bribery and corruption.
The ethics and compliance function is inherently interdisciplinary, demanding a variety of knowledge, expertise, and personality traits to implement a successful ethics program in an organization. The function requires both generalists and specialists to create a well-rounded staff.
Ethics and Compliance PowerPoint
US Bank Psychological Saftey Tips for Managers
October 2021 Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The May Ethics Roundtable was presented by Ethics Fellow, Tom Wahl.
The Third April Ethics Roundtable was presented by Paige Whitney, MSc.
April 20th Ethics Roundtable Presentation
Ethics: A Catalyst for Interprofessional Education & Teamwork
The second April Ethics Roundtable was presented by Philip Brown, Ph.D.
The first April Ethics Roundtable was presented by Cortny Stark, Ph.D.
April 5th Ethics Roundtable Presentation
Trauma informed Ethical Decision-Making in the Post COVID-19 World
The Third March Roundtable was presented by Thomas Aicher, Ph.D.
Hosting the World Cup or Improving Infrastructure- March 18th Ethics Roundtable
The Second March Ethics Roundtable was presented by Dan Lykins.
Ethical Impact of Even the Smallest Tasks of Our Days: Teaching the Need for Hand Washing
The March 5th Roundtable and March 9th Panel were presented by Dan Olson, J.D.
March 5th Roundtable
2021 March 5th Roundtable Presentation PowerPoint
Why its' Worthwhile to Compare Ethical Approaches Across Disciplines
March 9th Panel:
Ethics in Medicine, Criminal Justice, and Business: Competing Ethical Perspectives Panel
The Second February Ethics Roundtable was presented by Gedare Bloom, Ph.D.
The First February Ethics Roundtable was presented by Meghan Stidd, Ph.D.
The December 2020 Ethics Roundtable was conducted by Brad Monson, MSA, J.D.
The November 2020 Ethics Roundtable was conducted by Mark Bacheldor, PGA, M.B.A.
The second October 2020 Ethics Roundtable was conducted by Deborah Kenny, PhD, RN, FAAN.
The first October 2020 Ethics Roundtable was conducted by Elena Svetieva, Ph.D.
Ethics Roundtable Presentation
The September 2020 Ethics Roundtable was conducted by Mary Fortson-Harwell, PhD, LCSW, BCD.
The March 2020 Ethics Roundtable was conducted by Todd Bredbenner, Ph.D. and Juan Gallego, Psy.D., MIM, PMP.
Todd Bredbenner's Presentation: "Ethical Issues at the Intersection of Engineering and Medicine"
Juan Gallego's Presentation: "Diffusing The DFEI Principles Into The Local Business Community"
The February 2020 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Nanna Meyer, Ph.D.,RD, CSSD, FACSM
Nanna Meyer's Presentation "The Ethics of What's Cooking on Campus"
The December 2019 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Diane Stutey, Ph.D, RPT-S, LPC, NCC and Katie Sullivan, Ph.D.
Diane Stutey's Presentation: "Examining Ethical Issues When Working with Youth"
Katie Sullivan's Presentation: "The words you Tweet become the house you live in"
The November 2019 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Kevin Landis, Ph.D., M.F.A
Kevin Landis's Presentation: "Ethics in Visual & Performing Arts"
The October 2019 Ethics Roundtable was presented by Jennifer Kling, Ph.D.
