The+Importance+of+Teaching+Ethics+in+Community+College+Courses


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 * Mr. Sithamparam (Senga) Sengamalay, Montgomery College **


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 * Student Engagement and Pedagogue, **** Engaging Assessment of Teaching and Learning, **** Engaging Non-Credit and Continuing Education Learners, **** Developmental Education **

Never a day passes in our lives these days without one reading or hearing about some serious ethical lapse, corrupt practice or questionable behavior on the part of leading public personalities in our country. Horror stories covering outright frauds and other irregularities involving pubic resources such as, Medicare, Social Security, Income Tax, Food Stamps, and private sector moguls, Wall Street elite, etc., have been investigated and heavily publicized by the media over the years. The Presenter feels that it is extremely critical and urgent that we as community college educators of the younger generation and developers of today's and tomorrow's workforce begin to give greater emphasize on the importance of "ethics" in every one of our courses in the classroom. This presentation will provide a forum for sharing and discussing experiences of unethical situations and solutions in a college environment.
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Session 1 2015 Conference Program