Lockheed Martin - Ethics in Academics

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Facilitator's Guide

Welcome to Ethics in Academics presented by Lockheed Martin. Here you will find a curated selection of video modules compiled from our catalog of ethics-related engagement activities that can be used as educational resources. We've also provided this Facilitator's Guide that provides an overview of the video scenarios and discussion starters as a companion to the items below.

These videos are intended to support and facilitate business ethics-related discussions in academic environments. By accessing these videos, you agree not to download, reproduce, modify, or distribute these Lockheed Martin-owned materials for any other purpose. When using these resources, please credit/acknowledge that Lockheed Martin is providing these videos to support academic business ethics education. There is no fee for accessing these videos through the end of calendar year 2024 for the purposes expressed above.

Additional requests for access to these materials by professors/academic personnel can be made by emailing: LM.EIE@lmco.com

 

Video Modules

Module One

"Dust Up"

Topics: Leadership Skills, Safety (Foreign Object Debris), Reporting Violations

Module Two

"Wheels on the Bus"

Topics: Unconscious Bias, Leadership Issues, Respect in the Workplace

Module Three

"Can You Believe These People?"

Topics: Political Affiliations, Politics, Respect in the Workplace

Module Four

"Not Enough Runway"

Topics: Age Discrimination/Bias, Document Falsification, Social Media

Module Five

"Don't Offend Our Hosts"

Topics: Labor Concerns, Human Trafficking, Conflict of Interest

Module Six

"Five Star Review"

Topics: Conflict of Interest, Hybrid/Flex Time, Reporting Misconduct

Module Seven

"It's a Trust Issue"

Topics: Safety; Program Integrity; Customer Relationships

Module Eight

"Tag, You're It"

Topics: Social Media, Proprietary Information, Misuse of Assets

 

Voicing Our Values Techniques

In each of these modules, several characters face ethical dilemmas. Effectively using the Voicing Our Values techniques could help them make the right decisions. With permission of the author, the techniques suggested for dealing with values conflicts are based on the book Giving Voice to Values: How to Speak Your Mind When You Know What’s Right, by Mary C. Gentile, New Haven: Yale University Press, 2010.  www.GivingVoiceToValuesTheBook.com

 

Voicing Our Values Techniques

 
Additional Resources

Business Cards and Techniques document

Those wanting to distribute takeaway items with the Voicing Our Values techniques shown above may download/print this two-sided business card ( front image, back image) or this flyer (PDF file).