Project will level-up ethics training through gamification – Scholar Q&A with Lewen Wei
Page Center scholars Lewen Wei, University of New South Wales, and Nahyun Kim, Drexel University, are leading a study that will apply elements of gamification to ethics training. Their idea is to create a learning experience that teaches ethics in an engaging, informational and, yes, fun way.
Creating disability ethics training that goes beyond compliance – Scholar Q&A with Edward Timke
Scholars from Michigan State University are leading a study that addresses a gap in disability-focused ethics training. In this Q&A, Edward Timke overviews the study, the gap in training opportunities and his and co-author Chuqing Dong's dream of making accessibility the cultural standard.
Building a compass to navigate (mis/dis)information – Scholar Q&A with Laura Lemon
Scholars from the University of Alabama are identifying ethical standards that will help practitioners prepare and react to the perils of (mis/dis)information. In this Q&A, Laura Lemon shares the story behind the project, how the concept of “ethics of care” fits and the need for training.
APCO founder and executive chairman Margery Kraus joins Page Center advisory board
Margery Kraus, who over 40 years transformed APCO from a small Washington, D.C. company into a global advisory and advocacy firm, has joined the Page Center’s advisory board. Her expertise in providing strategic counsel in numerous areas of public communication will be an invaluable resource for the Center.
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The Page Center is strengthening the role of ethics education in communications classrooms. We offer 15 free online modules on a range of ethics topics in public relations.
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Every year the Page Center honors icons of public communications who, over the course of their careers, have demonstrated a commitment to the concept of "truth well told."