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Maintains a Code of Ethics

The Maintains a Code of Ethics Success Skill deals with honest responsible citizenship and the morals of everyday living.

Indicators

  • (H-1) Acts with honesty and integrity.
    1. Adheres to established college, course, and class rules.
    2. Recognizes the harm to self and others from dishonesty.
    3. Aware of the need and value of trustworthiness.
    4. Exhibits honesty in communication with a good faith attempt to be truthful, accurate, straightforward, and fair.
    5. Demonstrates honesty and integrity in conduct.
  • (H-2) Acts responsibly.
    1. Exercises restraint and delays gratification for the good of self and others.
    2. Does personal best in all situations.
    3. Overcomes obstacles rather than surrendering to them.
    4. Honors commitments, obligations, and promises to self and others.
  • (H-3) Acts in accordance with a reasoned and defensible code of ethics.
    1. Shows thoughtful concern for the interest and well being of all.
    2. Uses core ethical values to guide actions.
  • (H-4) Resolves value conflicts and moral dilemmas through a decision-making process.
    1. Uses a principled reasoning process for ethical decision making.
    2. Questions an ethical decision by asking if it is legal, right, just, not harmful, and socially acceptable.
    3. Applies the positive principles of honesty, respect, fairness, support, and duty.
  • (H-5) Accepts accountability for own action or inaction.
    1. Takes responsibility for thoughts and actions.
    2. Avoids blaming others.
    3. Accepts consequences of choices (action or inaction).
    4. Does not tolerate others cheating/wrong doing.
  • (H-6) Respects rights and dignity of others.
    1. Recognizes the rights of all.
    2. Protects the dignity of others.
    3. Applies Hocking College Core Values: Access, Leadership & Service, Achievement, Professionalism, Diversity, Self-fulfillment, Holistic Approaches, Stewardship, Integrity, Uniqueness.
  • (H-7) Respects intellectual property rights.
    1. Does not commit plagiarism.
    2. Documents work other than own.
    3. Refrains from duplicating copyrighted materials.

Courses

The following are some of the courses that will provide assessment and artifacts for the Maintains a Code of Ethics Success Skill:

  • Social and Cultural Awareness - (SOCI153)
  • Intro to Sociology - (SOCI160)
  • Ethics/Values and Morality - (HUM203)
  • Focus On Success - (GS101)

Co-curricular

The following are some of the Co-Curricular activities that will provide assessment and artifacts for the Maintains a Code of Ethics Success Skill:

  • Unity Board
  • Residence Hall Council
  • Campus Ministry
  • Kappa Beta Delta
  • The Learning Center (TLC)

Review the E-Portfolio Assessment Page for the Maintains a Code of Ethics Success Skill.