Integrity demands that all members of the university community and the university itself engage in continual civil discourse and ethical behaviors that advance learning, discovery, andengagement, supported by the administration. Integrity demands maintaining standards of personal and professional behavior of the highest order. VT Core Value

The Graduate School, in partnership with other units, offers leadership, service, and experiential learning opportunities for students that focus on multicultural and international competencies, ethics, and excellence. VT Strategic Plan

Message from the Dean

Resources

• On Being a Scientist: Responsible Conduct in Research
  "Research endeavors are becoming larger, more
  complex, and more expensive, creating new kinds of situations and relationships among researchers." Tackle the questions of how anomalous data should be treated;
  how values influence research; what are the borderlines between honest error, negligent error, and misconduct
  in science; and more through case studies.
  
  
• The Ethics of Teaching: A Casebook
  "A clear need exists to engage [...] in frank discussions
  of the ethical dilemmas that can arise during interactions with students, and such discussions should be coupled with constructive suggestions both for avoiding ethical predicaments and for dealing with them when they occur."
  
  
• VT Courses with Ethics content
  
  
• Graduate Interdisciplinary Liberal Engineering Ethics Initiative
  
  
• Ethical issues related to accepting a job offer
  
  
• Research misconduct


• Discuss ethical dilemmas on Facebook
  

"Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful.”

~Samuel Johnson