Formed in 2007, the US Lacrosse Ethics Subcommittee seeks to enhance internal policies focused on appropriate ethical practice; investigate and manage ethical issues that arise within the organization; prioritize broader ethical issues facing the sport; and develop resources and standards for the national lacrosse community.
Committee Members
| Name | Location |
|---|---|
| Chris Brescia | St. Louis, Mo. |
| Kelly Jones-Swenson | Blacklick, Ohio |
| Jim Shaler | Tampa, Fla. |
| Name | Location |
|---|---|
| Joe Tweed | Wyckoff, NJ |
| Adam Baker | Severna Park, MD |
| Steve Stenersen | (Staff Liaison) |
US Lacrosse Code of Ethics
Inherent within all professional organizations is the potential for conflicts of interest, harassment, abuse of power, and other forms of unethical practice. Through the establishment of an organizational Code of Ethics, US Lacrosse has defined a set of guidelines to promote and protect the spirit of the game, safeguard the best interest of the participants, and establish and maintain standards of behavior.
Chapter Resources
ResponsibilitiesAntitrust AvoidanceCode of EthicsWhistleblower Policy
Ask the Ethics Advisory Subcommittee
This subcommittee is not responsible for investigating or managing ethical issues outside of the US Lacrosse structure, although the Subcommittee functions as a screening resource for Ethics and Code complaints involving US Lacrosse members.
Submit your questions here.