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ECSU's Ethics Liaison Office conducted an awareness deepening training on corruption for over 60 employees drawn from different administrative echelons and support units of the university on 13 May 2012.

The workshop was aimed at driving home the concept of corruption, its types, causes, faces, repercussions and ways of combating it. It as well set as a goal galvanizing participants towards contributing their share in the campaign lunched to fight out corrupt practices in the university as well as the country.

Presenting a paper Ethics Liaison Officer Ato Haile Abebe said

Peer education is said to be decisive in combating peer influence that creates a hotbed for the spread of HIV/AIDS in a university setting, including ECSU. To dismantle the network of the virus' spread, focusing on peer groups is also mentioned one of the agendas in the growth and transformation goals of the country.

These were disclosed in a discussion and debate forum ECUS' HIV/AIDS Management Unit jointly held with DKT and ' Timeret Le Hiwot' at Abay hall on 25 April 2012 under the theme 'Peer Influence and Vulnerability to HIV/AIDS.'