Author Archives: Jessica Hope Glomb

Two important ethical case studies that stood out to me in this class involved whether or not to name victims (my group project) and whether or not to get children involved in an interview after something traumatic.   I never … Continue reading →

Barron Should Take Advice From Erickson A case that is very apparent in my daily life at Penn State is the recent Greek life ban/scandal/issue. After the tragic death of Timothy Piazza at a fraternity house, President Barron had first … Continue reading →

In the speech delivered by Dr. Srivi Ramasubramanian, she discusses ethical issues with working in America as a minority as well as the media stereotyping against minorities and how it affects the attitudes of the viewers.  Two issues were brought … Continue reading →

One of the large ethical issues brought to my attention in the movie was Glass’s extensive lying/fabrication of his stories. Almost all of his pieces were fabricated and untrue. Another ethical question entered my mind after watching this movie. If … Continue reading →

An ethical value I hold very dear to me is the meaning of hard work and taking initiative to do so.  Since I was a little girl, I watched my father work more than one job to keep us well … Continue reading →