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Nature of course request C00128 :

New course Graduate

First term offered :
Course Prefix&Number Descriptive Title Credits/Hours
INT 618 Ethics and Professional Practice 3 -




Abbreviation for Class Schedule(20 spaces)
Ethics pro practice
Catalog Description:
In this course, students examine current professional and ethical decision-making practices and explore the application of Demand-Control Schema (DC-S) to professional and ethical practices.
Course Goal and Objectives:
Upon completing this course, students will be able to: 1. Identify the salient EIPI demands of a given scenario or live observation. 3. Compare and contrast definitions of "ethics." 4. Employ the definitions ethics and the DC-S in analyzing hypothetical and in-vivo interpreting scenarios. 5. Lead and participate in supervision sessions to enhance ethical practice and develop keener decision-making skills. 6. Assess a given in-vivo situation in order to recognize the needs of the consumers and the situation. 7. Respond to the linguistic needs, cultural, and interpersonal needs. 8. Work effectively with a team interpreter in assessing and responding to the needs of consumers.
Justification for adding the course (e.g. alignment with other institutions, program revision, etc.):
New Program
Faculty and facilities needed:
No facilities needed. Year 1, no new faculty. Year 2, one more tenure line faculty needed.
Brief Course outline:
¿ Week 1: What are ethics? What does it mean to be "ethical" as a professional? ¿ Week 2: What does our field tell us about "ethics" and the value of ethics? ¿ Week 3:Introduction to the variances in the communities we serve. Are "interpreting" and "transliterating" - are these sufficient labels? ¿ Week 4: Linguistic, educational, and thought world variances among consumers and interpreters. What do you mean not everyone experiences the world the way I do? ¿ Week 5: "It¿s a Deaf thing" - really? "It¿s a hearing thing" - really? ¿ Week 6: Decision-making frameworks for interpreting ¿ Week 7: Ethics as responsibility ¿ Week 8: Responding to the entire constellation of demands ¿ Week 9: Case Conferencing to improve our decision-making ¿ Week 10: Case conferencing to improve our decision-making


Approval Queue C00128
Step Approver Decision Timestamp
1 - Department ----------------- ApprovedNovember 06 2009
2 - Division Elisa Maroney ApprovedDecember 01 2009
3 - Division Curriculum Mickey Pardew ApprovedDecember 03 2009
5 - Graduate Committee Mary Bucy ApprovedDecember 11 2009
6 - Faculty Senate Katherine Schmidt ApprovedFebruary 10 2010
7 - Dean Hilda Rosselli ApprovedMarch 05 2010
8 - Provost Kent Neely RejectedMarch 10 2010


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