Ethics, Integrity, and Civility
in Higher Education
New Approaches to Foster a Culture of Trust
September 4-5, 2014 / Iowa State University Memorial Union / Ames, Iowa
Who should attend?
The Ethics, Integrity, and Civility in Higher Education
conference is for faculty, staff, and administrators at the
University of Iowa, University of Northern Iowa, and Iowa
State University.
Why attend?
The issues discussed in this conference have major
implications for academic freedom, shared governance, free
speech, teaching, research, and the relationships among faculty,
staff, and administration.
Breakout sessions
Learning Civility: Disenabling Bullying Behavior
• Jonathan Webb, Iowa State University, Department of
World Languages and Cultures, and Student Disability
Resources
Keynote Speaker:
Structures to Enable Civility and Integrity
• John Vallentine, University of Northern Iowa, Director,
School of Music
University of St. Thomas School of Law
Minneapolis
Diversity and Civility
• Sherree Wilson, University of Iowa, Associate Dean,
Cultural Affairs and Diversity Initiatives, Carver College of
Medicine
Classroom Culture and Civility
• April Chatham-Carpenter, University of Northern Iowa,
UNI Cornerstones Program
Faculty-Staff Cultural Workshop
• Diane Finnerty, University of Iowa, Director, Faculty
Human Resources and Development
Plus discussion panels with faculty, AAUP and faculty senate
leaders, and associate provosts for faculty!
Neil Hamilton
Hamilton, director of the Holloran Center
for Ethical Leadership in the Professions,
and author of Academic Ethics: Problems
and Materials on Professional Conduct and
Shared Governance, is nationally known
for his work on academic freedom and
academic ethics. Through his work in
the Holloran Center, Hamilton seeks
to address on of the most compelling
issues facing education: How can higher
education most effectively foster the
ethical professional formation of each
student and practicing professional?
Additional details, including lodging and parking information, will be available soon.
Questions? Contact Mack Shelley, mshelley@iastate.edu