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Bray, Nathaniel J. – New Directions for Higher Education, 2012
In the popular movie series "Pirates of the Caribbean," there is a pirate code that influences how pirates behave in unclear situations, with a running joke about whether the code is either a set of rules or guidelines for behavior. Codes of conduct in any social group or organization can have much the same feel; they can provide clarity and…
Descriptors: Deans, Stakeholders, Ethics, Norms
Druzhilov, S. A. – Russian Education and Society, 2012
The phenomenon of harassment in Russian universities creates an environment that can be both threatening to the individual and a source of poor performance by the work group. Policies need to be developed to deal with this destructive form of behavior. [This article was translated by Kim Braithwaite.]
Descriptors: Higher Education, Behavior Problems, Behavior Standards, Sexual Harassment
Griffith, Daniel – CUPA-HR Journal, 2003
There is more to achieving civility in the workplace than following imposed rules and regulations outlined in an institution's policy manual. Oftentimes, circumstances and situations arise that are not addressed in any policy manual, but which nonetheless compromise respect, trust and decency in the office. In this article, a manager of…
Descriptors: Personnel Management, College Administration, School Personnel, Prosocial Behavior
Goltz, Sonia M.; Hietapelto, Amy B. – Journal of Management Education, 2006
Few learning experiences give students immediate feedback on ethical and unethical behaviors and provide opportunities to repeatedly practice effective behaviors. This article describes how the authors have used challenge course activities to stimulate students to observe their own and others' ethical and unethical behaviors. Specifically, these…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Ethics, Industrial Psychology, Business Administration Education

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