Presentations
*Redding, A.B. (2015, February). Ethical decision making in high school achievement cultures: Examining how academically talented students justify cheating. Selected presentation at the annual meeting of the International Center for Academic Integrity, Vancouver, BC.
Redding, A.B. (2014, November). The challenges of academic integrity in the 21st century. Guest lecture in H-175 – Good Work: When Excellence, Ethics, and Engagement Meet, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA.
Redding, A.B. (2014, October). Using qualitative research to inform policy and practice in the field of college admission. Guest lecture in S-504 – Qualitative Research Methods in Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA.
Redding, A.B. (2014, February). Addressing the rise of fraudulent college applications and promoting academic integrity during the admission process. Selected presentation at the annual meeting of the International Center for Academic Integrity, Tampa, FL.
Redding, A.B. (2014, January). Developing a literature review on a controversial topic. Invited guest speaker in STS-27 – Crafting a Literature Review, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA
Redding, A.B. (2013, October). Using qualitative methods in higher education research. Invited panel presentation in S-540 – Qualitative Research Methods in Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA.
Redding, A.B. (2013, October). Promoting good work in aspiring professions: An examination of independent consultants and recruiting agents in the field of higher education. Guest lecture in H-175 – Good Work: When Excellence, Ethics, and Engagement Meet, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA.
Redding, A.B. (2013, September). Using developmental theory to examine the messages that students receive during the competitive college admission process. Selected presentation at the annual meeting of the National Association for College Admission Counseling, Toronto, CA.
Redding, A.B. (2013, June). Ethics, professionalism, & responsibility in independent educational consulting. Selected presentation at the annual meeting of the Higher Education Consultants Association, Nashville, TN.
Redding, A.B. (2013, June). The heart of HECA: Ethical case studies for college counselors. Invited presentation at the annual meeting of the Higher Education Consultants Association, Nashville, TN.
Redding, A.B. (2013, April). College admissions anxiety & today’s cheating culture. Selected presentation for the Issues in Higher Education panel at the Student Research Conference, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA.
Redding, A.B. (2013, March). Understanding the cheating culture in elite institutions. Invited lecture for Honor Week, University of Richmond, Richmond, VA.
Redding, A.B. (2013, February). Moral development in adolescence. Guest lecture in H-236 – Adolescent Development, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA.
Redding, A.B. (2013, January). Identity development and emerging adulthood. Invited presentation at Delving deeper into development: Key debates on language, morality and identity HDE-HDP student-faculty symposium, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA.
Redding, A.B. (2012, October). The challenges of professionalization: A case study of independent educational consulting. Guest lecture in H-175 – Good Work: When Excellence, Ethics, and Engagement Meet, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA.
Redding, A.B. (2012, May). Case studies on ethical challenges for independent educational consultants. Selected presentation at the annual meeting of the Independent Educational Consultants Association, Boston, MA.