Aine Donovan
Adjunct Associate Professor of Business Administration
Executive Director, Ethics Institute
BA, San Diego State University, 1979; MRE, University of San Diego, 1983; EdD,
University of San Francisco, 1995
Areas of expertiseEthics education, applied ethics, ethics in the workplace, military ethics
Current research topicsOrganizational decision making and leadership that helps or hinders successful
outcomes
Selected PublicationsWith D. Johnson, P. Roush, and N. Sherman, editor, Ethics for Military Leaders,
Simon and Schuster, 1997; with A. Pierce and J. Mostert, editor, Ethics for the
Junior Officer, Naval Institute Press, 1999; "Celestial navigation with a moral
compass," Journal for Just and Caring Education, October 1999; " Moral education
and teachers' self-perceptions: novice male teachers in the Catholic high
school," Catholic Education: A Journal of Inquiry and Practice, June 2000; with
R. Green, "Setup for Failure: The Columbia Disaster," Teaching Ethics, 4(1), Fall
2003; "Early Ethics Education at USNA," Academic Exchange Quarterly, 8(2),
Summer 2004; with J. Murphy and S. Ward, "Ethical Ideals in Journalism: Civic
Uplift or the Pursuit of Truth?" Journal of Mass Media Ethics, forthcoming
AwardsResident Faculty Fellow, Center for the Study of Professional Military Ethics,
United States Naval Academy, 2000; Media Fellowship, University of Missouri
Journalism Colloquium, 2004
Professional Activities
Academic positions: Assistant Professor (Adjunct), California State University,
Sacramento, 1990–96; Associate Director, Center for the Study of Professional
Military Ethics, 1997–99, Assistant Professor, 1997–2001, United States Naval
Academy; Executive Director, Ethics Institute, 2001–present, Adjunct Assistant
Professor, Dartmouth Medical School, 2004–present, Dartmouth College; Tuck
School of Business, 2005–present
Board memberships: Executive Board, Society for Ethics Across the Curriculum;
Allwin Initiative for Corporate Citizenship, Tuck School
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