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ASHI Ethics Program Designed for ASHI Chapters

By Edited by ASHI Staff | June 01, 2008
Recognizing the need for sound ethics education for ASHI members in this time of rapidly changing business dynamics, the 2006 ASHI Code of Ethics Committee
developed a program for chapters to use for an ethics education session.

It is a self-contained program with an introduction for the chapter president or moderator, moderator instructions, a sample list of 25 questions, and the key to the sample list of questions and responses. If a chapter has used the program and would like the current committee to develop more questions, please send a request to Richard Bennett at richardb@ashi.org.

The program can be downloaded from www.homeinspector.org, Members Only, Leadership Resources, fourth link down, or requested from Bob Kiocelek at bobk@ashi.org.




Edited by ASHI Staff

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