rETHink Blog: Your opinion on the ETH values

As part of the ETH organisational development project rETHink, all ETH members should have the opportunity to express their views on ETH values.  

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Discuss with us

Responsibility, openness, diversity, team spirit, excellence: are these the values we want to live up to in the future? Or are we already living them? Do these values appear when you describe ETH? Or do you associate other values with our university? Share your thoughts with the ETH community.

In your contribution you can refer to just one or several values. However, please do not simply describe in your text individual incidents in which one or more of these values have been disregarded in the past. The rETHink blog should allow a future-oriented discussion about the values.

Please consider the following general conditions in your contribution:

Language

German or English

Your contribution will be translated (by machine) into the other language in order to allow a discussion about language boundaries.

Structure

Please refer to the Download input form (DOCX, 53 KB) for all information on text length, image formats etc.

Guidelines for blog posts

- The internal communications team of ETH Zurich's Corporate Communications department reserves the right to edit submitted contributions where necessary.

- If major linguistic adjustments to the text are necessary, the author will be informed before the article is published.

- Please observe ETH-Netiquette when writing your article as well as when commenting on other articles.

- Anonymous contributions cannot be published, and there is generally no guarantee that submitted contributions will be published.

 

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Overview of rETHink blogposts

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