National Academy of Engineering Copyright2017 NAE Bridge - Special Issue on Engineering Ethics Added04/14/2017 The spring 2017 issue of The Bridge, the NAE’s flagship quarterly journal, is focused entirely on engineering ethics. Article topics include ethics in business, codes of ethics, environmental injustice, corruption, and teaching ethics. Authoring Institution National Academy of Engineering Year 2017 More Info
Values and Policy in Interdisciplinary Environmental Science: A Dialogue-based Framework for Ethics Education http://eese.msu.edu/ Added08/16/2018 The “Values and Responsibility in Interdisciplinary Environmental Science” curriculum ( http://eese.msu.edu/ ) is a modular resource designed to be implemented by environmental science instructors who have no ethics training for the purpose of guiding students through an analytic ... Author(s) Michael O'Rourke Troy E. Hall Jan Boll Barbara Cosens Thomas Dietz Jesse Engebretson Lissy Goralnik Zachary Piso Sean Valles Kyle Whyte Year 2018 Read More
All in the Interpretation Added07/28/2011 Updated04/20/2016 A graduate student wrestles with uncomfortable decisions in trying to interpret her research results. She struggles to make un-biased judgments and interact appropriately with the press. Author(s) Simil Raghavan Contributor(s) Simil Raghavan Authoring Institution Online Ethics Center Year 2011 Read More
Research Ethics and the Norwegian Oil Industry Added01/05/2018 In 2014, researchers and students at University of Bergen questioned the university's research cooperation with the nation’s oil industry, Statoil. The rector asked the Norwegian National Committee for Research Ethics in Science and Technology (NENT) for advice, which it provided in a public report. Author(s) Rachelle Hollander Year 2017 Read More
Active Learning Bibliography Added08/17/2016 Updated11/16/2016 An annotated bibliography of web sites, books and journal articles looking at how to integrate active learning into ethics education. Includes material on what active learning is and how it is done, how active learning can be done in an online environment, and how it can be integrated into ethics education. Author(s) Kelly Laas Year 2016 Read More
NAE Exemplars in Engineering Ethics Education Added08/30/2016 Updated08/30/2016 These 25 activities and programs were selected by an NAE committee for being exemplary in their approach to infusing ethics into the development of engineering students and were published in an NAE report, Infusing Ethics into the Development of Engineers: Exemplary Education Activities and ... Authoring Institution Center for Engineering Ethics and Society (CEES) National Academy of Engineering The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Year 2016 Read More
Mark Vasquez, IEEE, shared an update Posted5 days AGO From research to deployment to reclamation, the technology process is a complex landscape. Register today for the 11 Dec IEEE TechEthics panel on why From research to deployment to reclamation, the technology process is a complex landscape. Register today for the 11 Dec IEEE TechEthics panel on why ethics conversations are key to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. http://bit.ly/TechEthicsDec2018 Show More
OEC Newsletter - Fall 2018 PostedTuesday, November 13, 2018 AT 12:55 PM The Fall 2018 OEC Newsletter is out! OEC Community members should have received the newsletter via email this morning and it is also available here: OEC Newsletter – Fall 2018 Read More
Mark Vasquez, IEEE, shared an update PostedTuesday, October 23, 2018 at 2:41 PM Brain stimulation techniques have been used in recent years for the treatment of depression and other related conditions. What happens when similar techniques Brain stimulation techniques have been used in recent years for the treatment of depression and other related conditions. What happens when similar techniques are used to "prime" the minds of athletes during their training regimens? Join IEEE TechEthics on 8 November for "Neuropriming: What Are The Ethical Implications?" as we discuss implications at the intersection of neuroscience, ethics and sport. Register for free today at: http://bit.ly/TechEthicsNov2018 Show More
Clark A. Miller Associate Professor, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Arizona State University Read More
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