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Amy D'Aprix

Lecturing Fellow in the Fuqua School of Business
Fuqua School of Business

Scholarly Works - Journal articles


Ethics for Academics

Journal article Social Work Education · January 1, 2006 The ethical delivery of social work education is guided by academic and professional codes of conduct, though often these documents fail to explicitly address the array of dilemmas faced by faculty and administrators. This paper examines commonly occurring ... Full text Cite

Goodness of fit: Career goals of MSW students and the aims of the social work profession in the United States

Journal article Social Work Education · January 1, 2004 In this qualitative study, newly enrolled students at three universities in the United States were interviewed to determine their rationale for choosing social work as a profession. The students' responses focused on what they expected to get from the prof ... Full text Cite

Two tails of justice

Journal article Families in Society · January 1, 2002 It is argued that justice is a form of group behavior, and that there are basically five types of Justice: protective, corrective, restorative, distributive, and representational. Corrective and protective justice, for the most part, help attain social con ... Full text Cite

Using a Listserv to Extend Classroom Learning: A Content Analysis

Journal article Journal of Technology in Human Services · January 1, 1999 An integrated theoretical model of adult learning and distance education is used to describe and analyze our experience using a listserv to extend and expand the learning begun in a classroom-based doctoral seminar. Our postings on the listserv provide the ... Full text Cite