Chet McLeskey holds a PhD in Philosophy that is grounded in ethics, broadly construed, and focuses on bioethics, virtue theory, and the epistemic and psychological aspects of ethical decision making. His current research involves the notion of moral expertise in bioethics and how best to form ethical decision making bodies, such as ethics committees. Chet also works on the Scientific Virtues Project developed by Prof. Robert T. Pennock, and has published and presented work on the role of virtue and character in scientific practice. Within C4I, Chet is developing Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training workshops that build on work from the Scientific Virtues Project. Using the Toolbox Dialogue Initiative’s model, the workshops explore the notion of scholarly virtue in humanities and arts disciplines and how developing a character and culture that promotes and instills these virtues aids in achieving excellence inscholarship and teaching.