The Ethical Dilemmas and Beyond Demands of Colleges and Universities’ Social Services.doc

The Ethical Dilemmas and Beyond Demands of Colleges and Universities’ Social Services 　　Abstract. Social Services ethical behavior is the norm university college norms and values of social service selection. The current lot of negative factors that exist in society， leading to social service ethic universities face many practical difficulties： for guiding spirit of paranoia shaken ethical orientation of social services for the blind targets deep extension of the apparent deviation ethics of social services， the service Preference object affects the ethical tone of social services for their properties to accommodate non-independent eroding the foundation of ethics established by the social services. Therefore， the identification of good ethical order， to call college cultural consciousness， lifting universities utilitarian development difficulties， reasonably determine the role of university social services， the ability to face the limits of educational services， social services， colleges and universities to guide ethical behavior. Key words： University Social Services； Ethical Orientation； Dilemma； Beyond the Demands 1. Introduction Universities Social Services ethical behavior is the norm university norms and values of social services select activities， colleges and universities should be “what”， “Why do”， “Whom do” answer and norms， the ideal state that it is to be achieved， universities realization of self-worth in the social services， but also in the interest of making the results of the other members of society. However， the society currently exists a variety of factors have led to the loss of university social service activities against the spirit of ethical demands. Therefore， clear practical difficulties they face， to understand their aspirations beyond， for determining reasonable ethical standards to guide ethical behavior， it is very necessary. 2. The reality of the ethical dilemmas faced by university social services Social service activit