Accountability, Ethics and Internal Controls
Increasingly we are required to engage in complex decision-making with no clear policy or law to guide us. This course is designed to enhance understanding of why university policies and procedures exist and the importance of UC institutional values in decision-making. The case studies and examples are designed to enhance application of UC values in deciding between valid options that go beyond "legal vs. illegal." Resources will be identified to help participants determine if departmental duties are properly separated and if departmental procedures support ethical decision-making. Participants will also learn what to look for if they suspect or discover departmental fraud or misuse.
Instructor:
John Gregg
Date/Time/Location:
November 21, 2008
8:30-11:30
136 Hoagland Hall
February 03, 2009
CANCELLED
February 12, 2009
8:30-11:30
Hamilton Room, Heitman Staff Learning Center
April 02, 2009
8:30-11:30
136 Hoagland Hall