Community Service and Leadership Module

Principle in Practice

The Matador Ethics Video Challenge (MEVC) has been held since Fall 2009 to showcase students' creativity and video talents, and to further the campus conversation on ethics. Each Challenge features one of the principles in the Statement of Ethical Principles, and is between 30 and 45 seconds long.

In Fall 2010, the theme was Community Service and Leadership, and students submitted more than 60 videos. Past prizes have included JumboTron screenings of winning videos at TTU football games, screenings at the TTUS Board of Regents meetings, luncheons with President Bailey and Provost Smith, and meet-and-greet sessions with basketball and football coaches Kristy Curry and Tommy Tuberville.

Here are the winning videos on Community Service and Leadership from Fall 2010.

"What Is Leadership" by Andre Mardian and Warren Ekery, 1st place

"Inspiration" by RHA, group 1st place

Casey Turle, Dustin Lingle, Nick Lamy, Abbey Farrow, Dominique Hammond, Elle Francis, Amanda Barron, and Tyler Ray

 

Learn more about the Matador Ethics Video Challenge.

• Introduction
• Pre-assessment
• Presentation
• Video Learning
• References
• Principle in Practice
• Post-assessment