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1. We began the discussion of defining ethical leadership with a brainstorm that was very productive and insightful. Part of the initial analysis is to make a distinction between moral thought and moral action. It is one thing to know the right thing to do, it is quite another to act, behave, decide, accordingly. Thus, for our first question, it is helpful to articulate specific examples of ethical leadership you have observed in your life. You can think of this in terms of a person acting as an ethical leader through his or her actions. Please provide and an example of ethical leadership in action from your own experience. If you cannot find an example from experience, you can describe ethical leadership that you have observed in another person in history right up to the current news. It is preferable that you choose someone with whom you have had close interaction.

2. Contrasting with question 1 for week 1, it is helpful to articulate specific examples of unethical leadership you have observed in your life. Please provide an example of unethical leadership in action from your own experience. If you cannot find an example from your own experience, you can describe unethical leadership that you have observed in another person in history - right up to the current news. It is preferable that you choose someone with whom you have had close interaction.