Ken Pimple Collection

This collection includes teaching materials, articles, and other resources developed by Dr. Ken Pimple, one of the first and foremost trainers in ethics education. Dr. Pimple served as the Director of Teaching Research Ethics Programs at the Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics and American Institutions at Indiana University Bloomington. Among his many achievements, Dr. Pimple developed and led the Teaching Research Ethics workshop for over 20 years which attracted researchers and educators from many disciplines and from all over the world. Many of these materials can also be accessed via the TeachRCRus site that includes a blog and other materials on teaching research ethics.

Adventures in Collaborative Research
The Alex Saunders Case
The Art of the Responsible Conduct of Research
Assessing Teaching and Learning in the Responsible Conduct of Research
Authorship in Scientific and Academic Research
A Best-Case Scenario for the Organization of University Research
The Bob Bailey Case
Collaborative Research: Avoiding Pitfalls and Sharing Credit
The Cynthia Lee Case
Ethics of Research with Human Subjects
The Allen Mathers Case
The Charlie West Case
Developing a Well-Reasoned Response to a Moral Problem in Scientific Research
The Diane Archer Case
Ethics in Three Easy Levels of Abstraction
Faculty Responsibilities and Student Rights: A Case Study
Exercise- Report Reviews
Exercise- Rules
Federal Policy on Research Misconduct
Foundational Justifications for Human Biomedical Experimentation
How Common is Bad Behavior in Science?
How to Organize and Run a Workshop
The Jenny Ito Case: Getting Results
The Jessica Banks Case
The Least You Need to Know About Rules Governing Human Subjects Research
The Limits of Review
The Marty Brown Case
Moral Sanctions and their limits for social and behavioral research with human subjects
Two Short Warm-Up Exercises
The Officer Cain Case