Development of a "Canons of Practice" Policy at Washington State University

Authors

Emmett P. Fiske, Washington State UniversityFollow
Philip R. Wandschneider, Washington State UniversityFollow
Kay E. Haaland, Washington State UniversityFollow
Robert H. McDaniel, Washington State UniversityFollow

Volume

42

Issue

4

Abstract

Public policy educators, researchers, and administrators at Washington State University developed the Canons of Practice to guide faculty and staff engaging in contentious public issues. The need for such a document became evident when existing university policies and procedures lacked a suitable mechanism for resolving external criticism of public policy education and research. The Canons of Practice sets parameters for involvement in public policy research and education, provides guidelines for faculty and staff conduct, defines expectations of citizens and stakeholders, and establishes "due process" as the core of administrative response.

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Fiske, E. P., Wandschneider, P. R., Haaland, K. E., & McDaniel, R. H. (2004). Development of a "Canons of Practice" Policy at Washington State University. The Journal of Extension, 42(4), Article 19. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol42/iss4/19