Case Studies in Professional Ethics | NCSEA Education Portal

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Case studies in professional ethics can be a valuable and engaging experience. Professional ethics are a set of principles and guidelines that govern the behavior and decision-making of individuals in a particular profession. These ethics provide a framework for professionals to maintain integrity, accountability, and responsibility in their work. This session will review the engineer’s ethical obligations as applied to a series of real-life case studies, and will emphasize what engineers can do to advance a culture of ethics at an individual and organizational level.

Course will award 1.25 hour of continuing education

Contributors

Tara Hoke, ASCE General Counsel

Tara Hoke is General Counsel at the American Society of Civil Engineers. She is a graduate of Georgetown Law and a member of the Virginia Bar. In addition to serving as ASCE's legal counsel in areas of employment, tax, contract, and intellectual property law, Tara oversees ASCE's professional conduct committee and writes a monthly column A Question of Ethics, which is published in Civil Engineering magazine. Tara also serves as Secretary for the Committee on Publication Ethics, a UK-based charity that provides ethics guidance for scholarly publishers.

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Contributors

Tara Hoke, ASCE General Counsel