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Prerequisite: Seniors and Graduate Students
Credits: 3
Description:
One of the most important challenges of this century is the crisis in ethical leadership and decision making. Ethics involves a social conscience - a deep and abiding personal commitment to act as a good steward over those things for which we are responsible, to cause no harm or injustice, and to promote that which is best for the welfare of humanity. This course is offered in response to a growing public awareness of the need to restore ethics in leadership, in technology and scientific advancement, and in public policy. Using the case study method, students examine current events and issues dealing with ethics and public policy and identify recommendations and considerations to guide leaders, scientists, engineers and public policy analysts in making ethical and socially responsible decisions. It challenges today's leaders in the public and private sectors to think globally, act responsibly, and lead with integrity.
| Dr. Linda Naimi | lnaimi@purdue.edu | 765-494-6939 |