Do you want to work in ethics? The Office of Ethics and Policy has assembled several individuals who have careers related to compliance, ethics, and integrity. Ask them questions about their career trajectories and learn about ethics-related work! Event Information … Read more
Pulitzer Prize winning reporter Paul Pringle’s new book, Bad City, details his struggles investigating shocking misconduct by a former dean at the University of Southern California medical school. Pringle’s book is a study about complicity and abuses of power by … Read more
Why does unethical behavior persist over prolonged periods of time—often as an open secret—in many workplaces? What makes institutions of higher education especially prone to such systems? How can such behavior be stopped, disrupted, or countered? In this session, Professors … Read more
In honor of Halloween, throughout the day the Office of Ethics and Policy will share news stories of ethical misconduct on the Ethics and Policy blog. This will offer opportunities for reflection and discussion about how to create a more … Read more
Have you ever watched the Olympics and found yourself thinking about more than just the sports or the athletes? Have you questioned how a host nation was chosen? Or how much money is spent on everything from the arenas to … Read more
Our office staff and interns are going to spend the lunch hanging out in The Pit engaging in conversation, questions, and asking for participation. We want to ask fellow Tar Heels what they think of when they think of Ethics … Read more
The Carnegie Council created "Global Ethics Day" which our office has expanded to be "Global Ethics Month". In celebration of Global Ethics Day, the Carnegie Council is hosting a free, virtual event discussing how cooperation is an essential virtue in … Read more
This will be a two part event. Part one will include an interactive storytelling event about the UNC-Chapel Hill paper class scandal, and the creation of the Office of Ethics and Policy. Part two of the event will be a … Read more
