Next fall for our faculty development (a little training, a lot of
barbeque) day at the beginning of the semester, I'd like to have a
keynoter to talk about academic ethics.  There are a lot of areas in
research and curriculum development where faculty might need to
consider how changes in technology, among other things, are blurring
the lines, making it easy to step over the ethical line accidentally.
(I'm taking tact lessons.)  And, as we all know, there is a lot of
pressure from sponsors for us to get our acts straight, too.

So, if you have heard someone who can powerfully and non-boringly
speak  to this issue as a kick-off to a day of training sessions, I'd
hearing from you.

Thanks.

Spanky
--
Mike McCallister, Ph. D.
 Director, Research and Sponsored Programs
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
2801 South University
Little Rock, AR 72204-1099
(v) 501-569-8474
(f) 501-371-7614
(c) 501-590-5609

"For every complex problem there is a solution that is simple, neat,
and wrong."
H.L. Mencken

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