Inspiring and Equipping Students to Be Ethical Leaders

Arthur J. Schwartz

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This chapter describes the behaviors of the ethical leader and explores the reasons why leaders do not always act ethically. The chapter also offers five recommendations to help educators integrate the practices of ethical leadership into their work with student leaders.

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