AGC Faculty Code of Ethics

1. AGC Faculty Code of Ethics Presentation to AGC April 11, 2017

2. Today’s Tasks • Faculty Code of Ethics: Prior Actions • Ratified by AGC November 11, 2008 • Provost Approval November 21, 2008 • Presidential Approval June 22, 2009 • AGC Reviewed Winter 2013 • AGC Initiated ReviewFebruary 14, 2017 • AGC Table Discussions @ February 14 Meeting • Broad areas for review • Actions Since February 14: • Review Team Formed

3. 2017 Faculty Ethics Review Committee • Julie Bera • Mike Klawitter • Mike Light • Shelly Richter • Anne Sherman • Steve Abid

4. Today’s Tasks • Faculty Code of Ethics: Prior Actions • AGC Table Discussions @ February 14 Meeting • Broad areas for review • Actions Since February 14: • Review Team Formed • Team Meeting March 14 • Primary Focus on Three Areas (based on AGC Table Reports) • Faculty & Social Media • Faculty Comments about & Communication with Students • Faculty Members as Colleagues • Secondary Focus • Grammatical and Terminology Recommendations

5. Review Team Recommendations • Faculty & Social Media • Faculty Comments about & Communication with Students • Faculty Members as Colleagues • Grammatical and Terminology Recommendations • Faculty Ethics Policy First Review

6. Review Team Recommendations • Faculty & Social Media • Faculty Comments about & Communication with Students • Faculty Members as Colleagues • Grammatical and Terminology Recommendations • Faculty Ethics Policy With Changes • Additional Recommendations: • AGC Formalize an Ethics Committee & Procedures • GRCC Formally Review The Acceptable Use Agreement • Paying close attention to aspects pertaining to Social Media

7. Next Steps • Discuss changes with your departments • Send suggestions to Steve Abid (sabid@grcc.edu) • Completion steps in Fall 2017: • September for Final Review • October for Final Approval