Don't know if you want to go electronic, but check out
http://www.nap.edu/nap/online/obas/

This is product of the National Academy of Sciences Committee on Science,
Engineering, and Public Policy.  Title is "On Being A Scientist: Responsible
Conduct in Research."  Authors give permission for copying for educational
purposes, or it can be accessed via Web by faculty and students.  It covers
a range of ethical concerns, including authorship, error and negligence, and
other not-so-standard topics and has exercises for students.

At 03:53 PM 11/19/96 +0000, you wrote:
> Does anyone know of a recent video or speech or set of materials you
>could recommend for a once-a-year presentation to research faculty
>(and students on grants) concerning the subject of ethics?  I'm sure
>the subject is covered in probably all faculty handbooks as well as
>in our scientific misconduct policies, but it seems to me that lately
>we have all begun to be advised to be more pro-active on this subject.
>Suggestions will be appreciated, and shared.
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>Anne Womack
>Director of Sponsored Programs
>Grants and Research Administration
>The College of William & Mary
>Williamsburg, VA 23187
>
>xxxxxx@grants.wm.edu
>(757)221-3967 (phone)
>        -4910 (fax)
>

Barbara H. Gray                           Telephone:  803-953-5673
Director of Sponsored Programs            FAX:        803-953-6577
University of Charleston, SC              e-mail:     xxxxxx@cofc.edu
Charleston, South Carolina  29424