Training Program Manager & Deputy Compliance Officer for the University of Texas at Austin's compliance program. Just a little nerdy with a touch of band geek.
@Bobby__Aleman @CapAreaMN @mikehoinski You were fantastic! I overheard two of our trainees talking about your presentation yesterday while we were on a walk. Thank you again for sharing your time and stories. 🙏
Remember that ethics is not about getting everyone to agree on one way to live or even a single set of values. It’s about how we learn to live together, celebrate our differences, and face the global challenges of both today and tomorrow. #GlobalEthicsDay
What are some examples of cognitive bias? Assuming everyone else shares your opinions or beliefs. Learning a little about a topic, but assuming you know all there is to know. Check out the @ethicsunwrapped video at https://t.co/kDsssGNpQw
FREE in-person workshops for farmers, ranchers, agricultural producers and crop and pesticide advisors are now open for registration across the Midwest! The first workshop will be held in Gibson City, Illinois this Thursday September 1st. Register at https://t.co/2CCJQSFEPi.
One way to help spread "prosocial behavior" is to praise it when you see it in others. Let people know you appreciate their kindness or compassion. https://t.co/Ar0oCqGWm9
River Levels continue to stay low this summer. This picture is of the swimming area at the closest to the parking lot. This section of the river is at high risk of toxic algae blooms, bacteria, and stagnate water, so we do not recommend swimming at this time.
Did you know? We have a group called BeVocal on campus who does workshops on bystander intervention. Learn skills to feel more empowered and intervene in situations where you can prevent and reduce harm. @bevocalut Learn more at: https://t.co/M3hv6l4Rya
Incrementalism is the slippery slope that often causes people to slide unintentionally into unethical behavior. People often find that cutting a small corner can lead to cutting other corners that grow larger and larger over time. #ConceptOfTheWeek https://t.co/Wykld35DBd
Role morality is the notion that people sometimes fail to live up to their own ethical standards because they see themselves as playing a certain role that excuses them from those standards. #ConceptOfTheWeek
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This month's ethical video from @EthicsUnwrapped discusses rationalizations. Check out some common excuses and learn how you can fight against them: https://t.co/4c4EYflsvG
"The question that many people will have is how could people...have allowed themselves to go along with such blatantly unethical—and now we know, criminal—activities for so long?" Great article from our very own Mimi Drumwright: https://t.co/P9xxa60AtZ