Reflective Statement

What does it mean for you to be a leader that acts in line with your values? Please write a statement about the type of ethical public service leader you aspire to be-this is your personal code of ethics. Refer to at least two of the ethics articles assigned this week. Your Personal Code of Conduct is essentially a contract with yourself-something you can read going forward to make sure you continue acting in line with your espoused values.

Based on the course video, what can steer you away from value-behavior correspondence? What strategies will you put into place in order to integrate your deepest values as much as possible into the actions you choose on a daily basis?

Ethics Articles (Read any two of your choice):

Feldheim, M. A., & Johnson, G. (2004). Normative education: Putting the public servant in public service. Global Virtue Ethics Review, 5(3), 7-29.

Hanbury, G. L. (2004). A "pracademic's perspective of ethics and honor: Imperatives for public service in the 21st century! Public Organization Review, 4(3), 187- 204. (???)

Kernaghan, K. (2003). Integrating values into public service: The values statement as centerpiece. Public Administration Review, 63(6), 711-719.

Limerick, B. (2003). Women's voices on developing an ethical public service. Gender in Management, 18(8), 398-405.

Codes of Ethics (Read one):

American Society of Public Administration Code of Ethics: Accessible through Blackboard.

International City/County Managers Association Code of Ethics: Accessible through Blackboard.