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Summer
Research Abstract
"National
Culture and Individual Ethics: A Cross-National Comparison"
The
goal of this study is to investigate how different cultures affect
ethics. The primary objective is to understand the impact
of national culture on individual ethics. This study is intended
to fill the gap in current literature by taking into consideration
how Hofstede”s four national culture dimensions affect individual
ethics. It will reveal ethical and unethical behavior on a
cross-national level.
Biography
My
name is Dekra Mitchell. I am from the heart of Seattle, Washington.
I was born unto Ben Mitchell Sr. and Debra Barquet-Mitchell. I have
two brothers, Ben Mitchell Jr., and Dontae Mitchell.
I
am currently a senior attending Washington State University. I am
pursuing a bachelors degree in Human Resources with a minor in Management.
I am continually involved in educating youth in the community and
volunteering in community service programs. I have volunteered for
College Knowledge of the Mind (CKM), a program through Multicultural
Student Services (MSS) that is geared toward informing and educating
junior high and high school students on the benefits of graduating
from a college or university . I am also a mentor of undergraduate
students through the African American Student Center at Washington
State University. Since the beginning my college career, I
have been an active member in the Black Women”s Caucus (BWC) and
have had the opportunity to serve in leadership roles as Historian
and President. Another leadership role included volunteering
as a tutor to a senior class at the local Cleveland High School
with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
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