Congratulations to the John Marshall Ethics Team who has been recognized by the Rotary Clubs of Rochester for developing the best ethics project after participation in the Rotary 2019 Ethics Workshop on November 13, 2019. The Keynote speaker: Christopher Michaelson, Fellow, The Holloran Center, Professor, Ethics and Business Law Department, Opus College of Business, University of St. Thomas, enlightened the students on ethics and took them through a simulation of an ethical dilemma with the help of Rotarian table facilitators. Students heard four Rochester community leaders talk about ethical situations tied to their professions, and students had an opportunity to ask questions about the associated decision-making and outcomes. Students then discussed with their classmates ethical dilemmas they experience at their school. Each team went back to their school to discuss further which ethical dilemma they wanted to work on and/or started working on the one they chose. John Marshall chose “Respect” as their ethical dilemma and produced a video for staff and students, especially for the incoming 9th graders. The video is titled JM Respect and will be shared with Rotarians at a later date.Rotary Ethics Workshop Award
Congratulations to the John Marshall Ethics Team who has been recognized by the Rotary Clubs of Rochester for developing the best ethics project after participation in the Rotary 2019 Ethics Workshop on November 13, 2019. The Keynote speaker: Christopher Michaelson, Fellow, The Holloran Center, Professor, Ethics and Business Law Department, Opus College of Business, University of St. Thomas, enlightened the students on ethics and took them through a simulation of an ethical dilemma with the help of Rotarian table facilitators. Students heard four Rochester community leaders talk about ethical situations tied to their professions, and students had an opportunity to ask questions about the associated decision-making and outcomes. Students then discussed with their classmates ethical dilemmas they experience at their school. Each team went back to their school to discuss further which ethical dilemma they wanted to work on and/or started working on the one they chose. John Marshall chose “Respect” as their ethical dilemma and produced a video for staff and students, especially for the incoming 9th graders. The video is titled JM Respect and will be shared with Rotarians at a later date.