Hi Sally and everybody,

At last spring's Pacific NW ALSB conference in Portland, Kiren Dosanjh
Zucker, from California State, Northridge, presented some very effective
interactive ethics problems.  They involved realistic, thought-provoking
scenarios appropriate for students--academic dishonesty, for instance. 

Kiren invited us to use these problems in our classes.  I'm sure she has
an electronic copy.

Best regards,

Dan Warner

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Subject: Question

I have to run an ethics session for incoming students in our 
professional accounting program (they are students entering the second 
year of a five year program). This is part of a ? 3 day program in frosh

week. I will have 2-3 hours and either one group of 180 or two of 90.

Any ideas for some effective interactive exercises? Carter racing seems 
a little old plus these students probably won't get the full horror of 
it as per eg engineers.

Sally