For those of you interested in this topic,
The INFORMS Forum on Education (INFORM-ED) is planning a session at the November Annual Meeting on Teaching Ethics in OR. In addition to attending the session, I encourage those of you who teach courses in this area to contact the session chair, Mike Racer (mracer@memphis.edu), who is looking for speakers, directly. I've pasted the call for speakers for that session below:
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Dear INFORM-ED Members,
I received many suggestions for interesting sessions in our INFORM-ED cluster for this year's Annual Meeting in Nashville -- it appears we will have ten sessions in our cluster this year! Several of the session chairs asked that I distribute a call for speakers specifically for their sessions. The information for these sessions is below. Please contact the session chair directly if you have a presentation that you feel would be a good fit for one of these sessions:
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5. Teaching Ethics in OR (Chair: Mike Racer, mracer@memphis.edu)
How do you teach students about the ethical impacts of their work in OR/MS? What are some ethical guidelines we should be teaching students? In what contexts have ethical concerns arisen in your classroom?
Best regards,
Susan Martonosi (INFORM-ED cluster chair)
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Susan Martonosi
Associate Professor
Harvey Mudd College
Claremont CA
Original Message:
Sent: 03-25-2016 11:45
From: Warren Walker
Subject: Are you Aware of Any Courses in Ethics, Data, and Analytics?
There was also a Special Issue of the journal Omega on "Ethics in Operations Research and Management Sciences" in 2009. The reference to the editorial for the Special Issue is:
Le Menestrel M,Van Wassenhove LN."Ethics in Operations Research and Management Sciences: A never-ending
effort to combine rigor and passion".Omega(2009),doi: 10.1016/j.omega.2008.12.009
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Warren Walker
Professor
Delft University of Technology
Den Haag