Founded in 1996

EPAC envisions a world where people and organizations behave ethically

Note aux lecteurs francophones : Nos collègues au Québec ont établi un site Web en français à www.reoq.ca.  Donc ce site-ci est principalement en anglais mais il contient plusieurs documents bilingues dans les sections « Competencies », « Members », « Links », « Magazine » et « Resources ».

DO YOU HAVE A COUPLE OF HOURS TO HELP OUT AS A NON-FACULTY "ADVISOR" AT ONE OF THE MANY SESSIONS OF CBERN'S FEBRUARY 17-19 MEETING OF ITS PH.D. CLUSTER?  IF YES, PLEASE READ BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ON BECOMING AN “ADVISOR”.

On September 27, 2011 EPAC presented its third workshop in the series on “Strategies for Effective Ethics Programs” (see below for information on the previous two). World-renowned academic Dr. Michael Hoffman provided a keynote presentation on the strategy of training as part of an effective ethics program. Group discussions then provided an opportunity for participants to reflect on Dr. Hoffman’s insights and to share their own practical experiences and lessons in ethics training programs -- key findings can be found further on in this article. EPAC would like to thank CBERN for its financial contribution to this workshop.

Ottawa, May 25, 2011:  noon luncheon followed by a talk by our vice-chair and the 2011 Annual General Meeting of EPAC

SPEAKER: Dr. Ann Fraser, Vice-Chair of EPAC and Executive Director, Values, Integrity and Conflict Resolution Directorate at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) speaking on the strategic evolution of CFIA’s values and ethics program.
LOCATION: Prinzo Fine Catering, 85 O'Connor (between Albert & Slater)
PRICE: $20, receipts available from restaurant

Everyone is welcome to the AGM. There is no charge for arriving after 1:30 p.m. to attend the AGM only. Only current paid members of EPAC have a vote.