Your university has probably established multiple ethics violation investigation systems. An honors council, for example, often acts like an employee board when it comes to the actions of students....

Your university has probably established multiple ethics violation investigation systems. An honors council, for example, often acts like an employee board when it comes to the actions of students. Ethics violations by a professor, however, are likely to be addressed in another system. As a student, if you were treated unethically by a professor, which type of system (discussed in the chapter) would you want and why? Would it make a difference to you if the unethical behavior involved a professor claiming your work was his or her own versus a situation involving sexual harassment?