LEAD 200 Dimensions for Ethical Leadership: Introduction

This InfoGuide supports your class with resources for the following:

• Ethical leadership dilemmas that occur in all professions such as  non-profit institutes, education  government, justice studies,  community organizations, entrepreneurship, business, marketing, environment, physical/mental health, and medicine, labor issues, and technology
• Issues related to leadership, accessibility, inclusion, intersectionality, college students, Deaf. 

• The Code of Ethics specific to different professions or organizations (such as APA, AMA, NAD, RID, RIT/NTID boards, sororities, fraternities, and clubs) are available.

• Self-assessments are available through our APA PsycTests database.

• APA Citation Style

• Ethical Leadership theories  

• • • Utilitarianism: Do the greatest good for the greatest number

    • Kant's Categorical Imperative: Do what's right despite the consequences

    • Rawl's Justice as Fairness: Balancing freedom and equality.

    • Aristotelian Ethics: Live well ("virtue ethics").

    • Confucianism: Building healthy relationships.

    • Altruism: Concern for others ("ethics of care")

    • Platinum Rule (see tab "Readings" for links to information about this topic)