Making Moral Mistakes: What Ethical Failure Can Teach Students About Life and Leadership

Jon C. Dalton

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Learning from ethical failures is critical for overall character development as well as an important aspect in the formation of student leaders. This chapter examines types of ethical failure that students often confront in college. The author includes a personal moral failure that occurred when he was a student leader.

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