Constructing a Student Honor Code from the Inside Out
Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 20:370-375 (2009)
Abstract
This paper shows how a student honor code can be developed through a process of personal reflection and dialogic inquiry among students in a Business & Society class. This “inside out” learning process enables students to build an honor code organically by identifying shared core values that shape ethical practices, rather than through a top down intervention by faculty or administrators. The shared enterprise of crafting a student honor code becomes an exercise of moral imagination that promotes ethical development through a social contracting process of clarifying and buying in to ethical normsISBN(s)
2155-2568
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