For your LEAD 200 assignments, here are some topics you can explore.
Personal Ethical Development.
Ethical Theories & Perspectives.
Ethical Decision-Making & Action.
Conflict & Conflict Resolution.
Ethical Interpersonal Communication.
Implicit Biases.
Intersectionality.
White Supremacy Culture, Racism.*
Access & Inclusion.
Leadership & Followership.
Improving Group Ethical Performance.
Exercising Ethical Influence.
Building an Ethical Organization.
Ethics in a Global Society.
Finding sources:
For scholarly work, use Google Scholar. Make sure your library settings point to RIT Libraries. You can also use Summon, our library discovery tool, to find books (also e-Books), articles, and videos. Some materials, like DVDs or books, may be off-site in building 99. You can request (watch a short video) the materials by clicking on the request tab above the title in the catalog record.
If you need a book or article that the library doesn't have, you can request it for free through Interlibrary Loan.
The Department of Deaf Education InfoGuide lists Deaf and Disability journals you can search directly.
One database you can use is LinkedIn Learning, which offers captioned videos and courses. Here is an InfoGuide with instructions. Another database is O'Reilly which also has captioned videos and e-Books.
Look up books using our RIT Libraries Catalog. You can use a book chapter as one of your sources.
Use of RIT resources is reserved for current RIT students, faculty
and staff for academic and teaching purposes only.
Please contact your librarian with any questions.
