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It is the policy of the University of Delaware that all members of its community act in accordance with these responsibilities , relevant laws and contractual obligations , and the highest standard of ethics . The department faculty is impressed by her passion for psychology , work ethic , and attitude in working with us and fellow classmates . If the influences are negative , the individual may find his or her ideas and ethics in conflict with the environment , and this conflict could create a dissonance within the person . Their approach to addressing this need includes recognizing the entrepreneurial drive and work ethic that characterizes much of this population ; identifying opportunities for these individuals to use their existing asset - - land - - to improve their plight ; and designing , manufacturing , and marketing technologically-appropriate equipment ( e.g ., seed presses and water pumps that are powered by manual labor instead of electricity or generators ) that enables them to increase their farm income tenfold . Being a waitress , sales clerk , hotel housekeeper , etc. will show potential employers your responsibility , your work ethic as well as your ability to work with other employees and customers . We believe that the rules strike a proper balance between detail and flexibility , so that the basic ethics principles can be applied to specific facts . Our guest today is Martha C. Nussbaum , who is a philosopher , and the Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago . Director Carrie Kruse awarded Katie Agnello ( right ) and Tara Stiles ( below , with Kruse ) a certificate and Wisconsin Union gift card in recognition of their excellent work ethic and customer service skills . That 's the criteria the ethic looks at .