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1. Teaching Ethics: Volume > 10 > Issue: 2
Stephen Scales Teaching Civility in the Age of Jerry Springer
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Heather Hahn Matthusen Pagans, Evangelicals, and Civil Discourse: Teaching Philosophy of Religion in the South
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Nathaniel J. Brown, Anji E. Wall, John P. Buerck Vocation and Service Learning: Fostering Reflection and Citizenship in an Informatics Curriculum
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This paper proposes a new definition of vocation that honors the concept’s ancient roots, is consistent with how the term is used in modern contexts, and also expands the concept for greater versatility. We discuss the centrality of service in the concept of vocation locating it as part of the bridge between a student’s core values and their embodiment in community life. The commitment to one’s profession begins before independent status as a practitioner of that profession. It begins in training during which service-learning is a laudable and increasingly popular way to connect to the charitable aspects of professionalism. We further discuss how the concept of vocation is especially appropriate in the context of citizenship. Citizenship is a way of belonging to a community. It is a relationship that requires giving and taking. Service-learning is an ideal way to practice good citizenship on a local scale, and prepare future professionals for understanding their communities and commitments morebroadly. We discuss how these concepts are being emphasized in the medical informatics master’s degree program at Saint Louis University through the incorporation of a service-learning module. We describe the module, discussing how it can be applied to curricula at other institutions and modified for inclusion in other types of courses.
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José A. Cruz-Cruz, Aury M. Curbelo, William J. Frey Doing Ethics Across The Curriculum: The Eac Toolkit
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Richard Momeyer A Benign Invasion-Part I
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Deni Elliott A Benign Invasion Response
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Robert P. Lawry A Benign Invasion Response: A Reply To A Modest Proposal
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Claudia Mills A Benign Invasion Response
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P. Aarne Vesilind A Benign Invasion Response
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Richard Momeyer A Benign Invasion-Part II
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Clifton F. Guthrie Digital Media Ethics
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Lisa Newton The Human Genome Project in College Curriculum: Ethical Issues and Practical Strategies
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