Integrity Awareness Week Keynote and Free Lunch
RSVP by Friday to attend “The Moral Mind in Action” from noon to 1:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 22, in the Arkansas Union Room 507.
“The Moral Mind in Action,” presented by Professor of Educational Leadership John Pijanowski, explores the obstacles between moral decisions and moral action. It will include helping participants better understand the influence of physical experiences, emotional overload, and cognitive cues on moral action. He will also share strategies for optimizing moral behavior and responding to moral failure.
This event, sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs, is open to all students, faculty and staff.
Contacts
Monica Holland, Ph.D., executive director/deputy Title IX coordinator
Academic Initiatives and Integrity
479-575-5229,
honesty@uark.edu
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