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3. An Evaluation of the Principal-agent Problem Between Financial Advisors and their Clients

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Open Access
Author:
Mccann, Thomas James
Title:
An Evaluation of the Principal-agent Problem Between Financial Advisors and their Clients
Area of Honors:
Interdisciplinary in Finance and Philosophy
Keywords:
principal-agent problem
ethics
Immanuel Kant
Adam Smith
financial advisor
retail investor
financial services
File:
Download Thesis_Final_Draft.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
James Alan Miles, Thesis Supervisor
Vincent M Colapietro, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dr. Brian Spangler Davis, Thesis Honors Advisor

5. Comparative Study of the Perceptions of Accounting Students and Certified Public Accountants Regarding Ethics Education in University Accounting Curricula

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Open Access
Author:
Evans, Theodore R
Title:
Comparative Study of the Perceptions of Accounting Students and Certified Public Accountants Regarding Ethics Education in University Accounting Curricula
Area of Honors:
Accounting
Keywords:
accounting
ethics
education
certified public accountant
CPA
File:
Download Theodore_Evans_Schreyer_Honors_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Orie Edwin Barron, Thesis Supervisor
Orie Edwin Barron, Thesis Honors Advisor
Jeremiah Ross Green, Faculty Reader

8. Reconciling Genomics Advancement with Responsibility to Health Care Stakeholders Through Governance Standards

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Open Access
Author:
Gaddis, Allison Lynn
Title:
Reconciling Genomics Advancement with Responsibility to Health Care Stakeholders Through Governance Standards
Area of Honors:
Interdisciplinary in Management and Risk Management
Keywords:
genomics
precision medicine
governance
patient data
data responsibility
health care organizations
hospitals
privacy
stakeholders
ethics
File:
Download Gaddis_Thesis_Final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Forrest Scott Briscoe, Thesis Supervisor
David Arthur Cather, Thesis Honors Advisor
Srikanth Paruchuri, Thesis Honors Advisor

9. The Use of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) in Ethical Decision Making and Organizational Performance: A Literature Review

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Open Access
Author:
Ansary, Sheila
Title:
The Use of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) in Ethical Decision Making and Organizational Performance: A Literature Review
Area of Honors:
Accounting
Keywords:
Accounting information systems
ethics
ethical decision making
failure
organizational performance
internal controls
File:
Download HONORS_THESIS_Ansary_S_FINAL_sp_2021_SHC.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Roderick Lamar Lee, Thesis Supervisor
Thomas Townsend Amlie, Thesis Honors Advisor
Renee Flasher, Faculty Reader

11. Returning Dignity Only at Death’s Door: Can Incarcerated Individuals Acting as Hospice Caregivers Achieve Rehabilitative Goals Without Sacrificing Autonomy?

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Open Access
Author:
Anmalsetty, Sneha
Title:
Returning Dignity Only at Death’s Door: Can Incarcerated Individuals Acting as Hospice Caregivers Achieve Rehabilitative Goals Without Sacrificing Autonomy?
Area of Honors:
Bioethics and Medical Humanities
Keywords:
bioethics
incarceration
healthcare
hospice
prison
ethics
criminal justice
end-of-life
palliative
death
autonomy
File:
Download Anmalsetty_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Michele L Mekel, Thesis Supervisor
Michele L Mekel, Thesis Honors Advisor
Lorraine C Santy, Faculty Reader

12. The Danger of Being Anesthetized: The Common Use of Unauthorized Pelvic Exams as Teaching Practice Constitutes Unethical Assault on and Objectification of Patients

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Open Access
Author:
Devanarayan, Priya
Title:
The Danger of Being Anesthetized: The Common Use of Unauthorized Pelvic Exams as Teaching Practice Constitutes Unethical Assault on and Objectification of Patients
Area of Honors:
Bioethics and Medical Humanities
Keywords:
Unauthorized pelvic exam
pelvic exams
UPEs
ethics
Medical education
Informed consent
File:
Download The_Danger_of_Being_Anesthetized-_The_Common_Use_of_Unauthorized_Pelvic_Exams_as_Teaching_Practice_Constitutes_Unethical_Assault_on_and_Objectification_of_Patients.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Michele L Mekel, Thesis Supervisor
Michele L Mekel, Thesis Honors Advisor
Barbara Ann Birriel, Faculty Reader