A Virginia Tech MFT ethics class reflects on the shootings at Virginia Tech.
The authors of this article include the professor and most of the students in a doctoral course on marriage and family therapy ethical and professional issues that met the semester that a disturbed student shot and killed 32 Virginia Tech students and faculty before killing himself. In this article, we reflect through short essays on issues related to the tragedy, ethics, and recovery.
Piercy
Fred
F
Department of Human Development, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA 24060, USA. piercy@vt.edu
Banker
Jamie
J
Traylor
Ryan
R
Krug
Sarah
S
Castanos
Carolina
C
Cole
Elise
E
Ciafardini
Anthony J
AJ
Jordal
Christian
C
Rodgers
Brandon
B
Stewart
Shelley
S
Goodwin
Annabelle
A
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