Sentences with phrase «ethics courses do»

Some ethics courses do not.

Not exact matches

If the ethics course you take during your MBA is a good one, it may do something to enrich and deepen the way you think about ethics, and to help you design and manage the kinds of systems that will help your employees act ethically.

According to Sherman, who teaches an executive MBA course in business ethics at Science Application International, whistleblower protections can be a lot like paternity leave, which many employees are legally entitled to take but seldom do.

Religion has little to do with ethics... for example... is it right for you to allow someone else to accept your just punishment... of course not, we do not allow that in our legal system, because it is not ethical... but your religion is based on that one unethical behavior.

About the time I took the course in ethics I was introduced to the work of Dallas Willard, who has done much to reinterest Protestants in the preparation of the self for transformation.

All of this, of course, was done in the name of «ethics, truth, honesty, integrity, and being salt and light.»

In introductory ethics courses, there used to be a question put: If you could obtain a hundred million dollars by pressing a button that would kill an elderly Chinese mandarin whom you had never seen, and if nobody would know what you had done, would you press the button?

Of course, this idea of ritualized worship doesn't fit so well with the modernist assumption that reduces Christianity to an ethic.

At the same time, our distinctly Christian codes of personal ethics do not reveal the only meanings in MASH, and, as Christians, we also have to be sensitive and aware of the wider cultural meanings, meanings in the programs, meanings that may or may not also be Christian — the anti-war message, the compassion, the community, the healing, and, of course, the humor — and celebrate, criticize and enjoy them as well.

In the course of these discussions, you offer some of the clearest descriptions I have seen of your way of «doing» Christian ethics.

For example, a curriculum that seems to privilege courses having to do with religious experience, worship, spirituality, counseling, and the like over, say, systematic and philosophical theology may reveal a commitment to the assumption that God is understood effectively rather than discursively; while a curriculum relatively more rich in offerings in ethics, sociology of religion, liberation theology, and the like than in offerings in historical theology, patristics, liturgics, and mystical traditions may reveal a commitment to the view that God is better understood in action than in contemplation.

Therefore, most ethics courses today are shaped around such questions as, «What would you do in these circumstances?»

It is difficult to find a segment of society that Louise didn't help shape over the course of more than thirty years in Congress, from health care to genetic nondiscrimination to historic ethics reforms.

This is, of course, a big win for Cuomo, who made cleaning up Albany a hallmark of his 2010 campaign and has been threatening legislators with a Moreland Act commission is they didn't agree to ethics reform.

That is, of course, exactly what Koch has been endeavoring to make candidates do through his New York Uprising PAC, which is also circulating pledges seeking support for budget and ethics reform.

Of course, more will need to be done to make Albany the nation's leader in ethics, not its punch line.

Of course, unlike Weiner, Lee didn't stick around to see if he would be the subject of an ethics probe for his Craigslist scandal.

In the teaching of research ethics, she initiated the Teaching Responsible Conduct of Research (TRCR) certificate program offered through the University of Illinois and done research on the efficacy of and developed materials in wide use, including experiential learning materials ranging from two - minute challenges for incorporation into substantive courses to role playing exercises.

First run through my head, A Mighty Heart strikes me as pointless and unsurprising; Winterbottom is of course a better anthropologist than he is a political philosopher: if he's trying to apply Donald Symons's models of cultural evolution to ethics instead of more immediately compatible pursuits (music, or literature), then what's emerged from the experiment is the revelation that ethics and morality appear to have nothing to do with the base nature of man — and, moreover, that Angelina Jolie will never be Nicole Kidman in her ability to be both herself and someone else.

Fortunately, you'll never have to answer the questions of ethics Cheap Thrills raises, but you'll do just that over the course of the film.

Indeed, a list of «helpful hints» from the university suggests stripping religion even out of the religion classes: «Religion and ethics courses are acceptable... as long as they... do not include among its [sic] primary goals the personal religious growth of the student.»

How does the staff at your school tackle issues such as giving zeroes for missing work, averaging formative assessment scores to arrive at a final unit grade, counting extra credit, and weighing academic and nonacademic factors (e.g., attendance, work ethic, behavior) together for a student's final course grade?

As a philosophy professor teaching a course in environmental ethics, I want to do justice to the issue of global warming — at least, as best I can given my layperson status when it comes to climatology.

I assume this of course only applies to left wing human rights abusers, who are given Carte Blanche, aided, and defended by people who, let's put it mildly, don't have much of a sense of ethics.

Of course they don't think the regimes that promoted this idea were necessarily evil or that the socialist basis of these regimes is necessarily bad, indicating that their sense of ethics and morals is somewhat compromised.

This is not the same thing holding an opinion on the behaviour / ethics / quality of peer review / etc, though of course I do have a views on those issues, along with evidence to substantiate them.

Of course, when it comes to social media, Jacobowitz offered advice that doesn't require review of state bar ethics opinions.

Aside from a few procedure and ethics courses, most schools don't give you much of a glimpse into the life of a practicing lawyer.

Putting the term «ethics» in the course title or specific session of a conference doesn't hurt.

And of course, depending on what you're doing, there are the issues of solicitation, that the men and women who are using Twitter to put dollar signs and «Call me to collect your cash,» there's certainly some ethics issues there.

However, as FLSC president Marie - Claude Bélanger - Richard notes, «With the exception of requiring a stand - alone course in professionalism and legal ethics, the national requirement does not prescribe the content of law school curriculum.

At the same time, lawyers were saying why the heck would anyone need a website — and of course that ethics rules would prevent websites and all the things I was doing to try and help people.

If the Federation is approving our degree as meeting their competencies, and it has stated that that approval requires a review of the content of a stand - alone ethics course, then does an approval process which does not provide that review mean anything?

While I would be unlikely to do so, in my view a professor could cut conflicts of interest from her curriculum while still providing an outstanding course on legal ethics.

I have done certificate courses on marketing ethics and strategies.

This doesn't mean the hiring manager's goal is to «trip up» a candidate and get them to say something incriminating, but a good interviewer will ask questions designed to reveal a candidate's character, work ethic, value system, and of course, their proficiency in the skills required by the position.

If you don't have relevant education experience, emphasize your academic achievements, advanced courses and extracurricular activities to show your work ethic and dedication.

Brokers who hire salespeople who don't have professional backgrounds should be sure that all salespeople receive risk management training and continuing education courses in ethics, suggests Stephens.

Do we REALLY think a course on ETHICS will change anything??

However, attending an ethics lecture, taking continuing education courses, keeping one's licence current and paying dues does not make one a professional anything.

What lawyers are doing: Student lawyers regard the mandatory ethics courses as the dogs of law school — hard to teach, disappointing to take and often presented to uninterested classes with vacant minds.

It complements Stan's recent article about «Do we need mandatory ethics courses» wonderfully.

If you take a qualifying ethics course as part of your license renewal, you do not have to take an additional ethics class in order to comply with the COE requirement!