During the past few decades, engineering ethics has been oriented towards protecting the
public from professional misconduct by engineers and from the harmful effects of …

Abstract “Spotlighting” is the singling out of women by gender in ways that make them
uncomfortable. It has three forms: Type I is singling out with the intention to harm (overt …

What if social justice were a core value for engineers? Is it possible, or desirable, to
canonize social justice in a professional code? In this thought experiment, we borrow …

An important distinction in engineering ethics is between preventive ethics, which consists of
guidelines for preventing harm to the public, and aspirational ethics, which consists of …

Introduction Engineering professors involved in community projects strive to enhance
engagement through a combination of social sciences and engineering methodologies …

This paper explores ways in which service-learning programs can enhance ethics education
in engineering. Service-learning programs combine volunteer work and academic study …

The paper presents a new seven-step methodology for using narrative ethics and two case
studies illustrating its application. A brief discussion of the importance of ethics to engineers …

Collaborative efforts in the health sciences and STEM fields offer tremendous opportunities
for providing solutions to the global challenges of reducing poverty and improving health …

Virtue-based approaches to engineering ethics have recently received considerable
attention within the field of engineering education. Proponents of virtue ethics in engineering …