Participants Building Ethical Culture in Cyberspace:
Further Pursuit of a 'Ten Commandments' for Computer Ethics
April 28, 1994
John M. Artz, George Washington University
Charles Atterbury, Atterbury Foundation
Josephine C. Barger, Eastern Illinois University
Robert N. Barger, Eastern Illinois University
Robert Barnes, Lehigh University
Ramon C. Barquin, Washington Consulting Group Alanna K. Berger
John Boyles, Presbyterian Church, USA
Paula Bruening, Office of Technology Assessment
Christopher Cahill, Student
Sue Camp, Software Publishers Association
Warren Cikins, Brookings Institution
A. Ciuffreda, Department of Justice
Roger Clarke, University of Wollongong
Kacy Colston, Cigna
Albert R. Colville, Washington Consulting Group
Joshua Halberstam, New York University
Kathy Hawk, Press
B. Loerinc Helft, City University of New York
Kurt Heiwig, Electronic Funds Transfer Association
Christopher Hopkins, Student
June Irick, Lawrence Livermore Radiation Laboratory
Alicia Juarerro, Prince George's Community College
John Keenan
Joseph Kizza, University of Tennessee
Sina Kniseley, Press
Blaise W. Liffick, Millersville University
John Loughney, Westfield State College
Mzamo Mangaliso, University of Massachusetts
C. Dianne Martin, George Washington University
Michael C. McFarland, Boston College
Robert Melford, IEEE Computer Society
Jonathan Merrill, High Techsplanations
William Murray , Deloitte & Touche
Louis Numkin, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Robert Perillo, Network Imaging Systems Corporation
Bernard John Poole, University of Pittsburg at Johnstown
Bill Redgate, Dun & Bradstreet
Brian Robinson, Press
Stephanie Shorow, Boston Herald
Jeff Smith, Georgetown University
Patrick Sullivan, Computer Ethics Institute
Peter Tippett , Symantec
David Trickett, Washington Theological Consortium
Maarten Van Swaay, Kansas State University
Victoria White, University of Massachusetts
Harry Yeide, George Washington University
Dorothea de Zafra, U.S. Public Health Service
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