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: Unscrambling Ethics for Managers; Though people tend to wonder what there is to talk about when discussing business ethics, many conversations with business faculty at IIT have lead the author to believe that ethics is large part of business practice. The author explores why business people can be timid when talking about ethics and discusses three major questions surrounding this topic. One, is it possible to teach ethics to people who are no longer children, two, how do you spot ethical problems, and 3, how can you approach ethical problems., Talk delivered to Frontenac Company Seminar, Carefree Colorado, April 26, 1988.

: Whistleblowing : Ethical and Legal Issues in Expressing Dissent; This module discusses the history of whistleblowing and some of the ethical ethical dilemmas faced by whistleblowers, including the conflicting values of loyalty to one’s employer and protecting the public good, clashes between professional judgment and organizational authority, and the legal aspects of whistleblowing. It also includes a summary of the Browns Ferry Case (Weil, 1977) and discussion questions. Includes annotated bibliography of related materials., Sponsorship: Exxon Education Foundation, The Module Series in Applied Ethics was produced by the Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions in under a grant from the Exxon Education Foundation. This series is intended for use in a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education programs in such areas as science and/or technology public policy, and professional ethics courses in engineering, business, and computer science.

: "China's unwritten code of engineering ethics": effective raw data (191)

: "China's unwritten code of engineering ethics": Chinese Questionnaire on the Professional Ethical Awareness of Chinese Engineering Practitioners

: "China's unwritten code of engineering ethics": English Questionnaire on the Professional Ethical Awareness of Chinese Engineering Practitioners

: Engineering Ethics in China; This article describes China’s century-long concern with the professional ethics of engineers, especially a succession of codes of engineering ethics going back at least to 1933. This description is the result both of our own archival research and of “philosophical history”, the application of concepts from the philosophy of professions to the facts historians (or we) have discovered. Engineers, historians, social scientists, and philosophers of technology, as well as students of professional ethics, should find this description interesting. It certainly provides a reason to wonder whether those who write about codes of professional ethics as if they were an Anglo-American export unlikely to put down roots elsewhere might have overlooked many early codes outside English-speaking countries. While code writers in China plainly learned from Western codes, the Chinese codes were not mere copies of their Western counterparts. Indeed, the Chinese codes sometimes differed inventively from Western codes in form (for example, being wholly positive) or content (for example, protecting local culture).

: Repository Refresh: A New Theme for repository.iit; This year, Illinois Tech's Institutional Repository was given it's first significant visual upgrade since its creation in 2012. The application of a new theme harmonized the repository's look with that of the university and library web sites, added more fluid and natural mobile responsiveness, and brought the repository up to contemporary standards in terms of style and functionality. This poster highlights some of the new features of the new theme, and identify some of the challenges that arose when modifying this theme for use at IIT.

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: Bailey Hall, Illinois Institute of Technology; Photograph of Bailey Hall (renamed George J. Kacek Hall in 2020), located at 3100 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

: IIT Tower, Illinois Institute of Technology; 10 West 35th Street, Chicago, Illinois

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: Robert F. Carr Memorial Chapel of St. Savior; 65 East 32nd Street. Chicago, Illinois

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: Arthur Keating Hall, Illinois Institute of Technology; 3040 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

: Arthur Keating Hall, Illinois Institute of Technology; 3040 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

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