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  • News Archives - Page 8 of 9 - Society for Business Ethics

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    Submit Announcements for January 2020 Newsletter

    Hello Everyone, On behalf of the Society for Business Ethics, I would like to invite members and friends of the Society to submit content for our upcoming January Newsletter by Monday, January 13. Please email submissions to me at jason.stansbury@calvin.edu, with the subject line “SBE January Newsletter.” Potential newsletter content includes the following: Position announcements: […]

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    Board Membership – Cast Your Vote by Dec 20

    All current SBE members are reminded to vote for one of our two outstanding candidates for the 2020-2025 term on the Board. A message was sent from our outsourced election service, BigPulse.com, to all current SBE members on December 5. That message contains a link to the online ballot, and to biographies of the two […]

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    Remembering Rev. Raymond C. Baumhart

    Rev. Raymond C. Baumhart, S.J., Loyola University Chicago’s longest-serving president and an influential scholar of business ethics, passed away early Thursday, October 10, at Colombiere Center in Clarkston, Michigan at the age of 95. As professor and dean at the School of Business and then as president, Father Baumhart was influential in opening the doors […]

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    International Business Ethics Case Competition

    The International Business Ethics Case Competition (IBECC) is the oldest case competition of its kind. Founded in 1996 by Professor Thomas White at Loyola Marymount University, it has grown annually to host teams from across the U.S. and around the world. A proven and well-known event that is still expanding, IBECC is now an independent […]

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    SAVE THE DATE

    The Thomas W. Dunfee Distinguished Lecture Series in Ethics presents Elizabeth Anderson. THE WORK ETHIC: It’s Origins, Legacy, and Future. SAVE THE DATE TWD Lecture Series in Ethics

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    2019 IJIC Business Ethics Case Writing Competition

    The International Journal of Instructional Cases (IJIC) is pleased to announce the launch of its 2019 Business Ethics Case Writing Competition. Goal of the competition: We share a strong commitment to advancing good business ethics curricula for both undergraduate and graduate programs. To that end, this competition aims to generate teachable concise cases with expanded teaching notes related to addressing […]

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    International Humanistic Management Association

    The International Humanistic Management Association is inviting Ph.D. students and all those interested to join our monthly HM Ph.D. gathering, Dec. 3, 10 am EDT; (sponsored by Duquesne University). Please feel free to forward to relevant Ph.D. groups. Learn more here.

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    ETHICS & LEGAL STUDIES DOCTORAL PROGRAM

    The Ethics & Legal Studies Doctoral Program at Wharton invites applications for Fall 2019. Wharton’s PhD program in Ethics & Legal Studies is the first doctoral program of its kind. The program prepares students for academic careers with a focus on business ethics and/or business law. Graduates of the program go on to tenure-track careers […]

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    PHILOSOPHICAL METHODS FOR MANAGEMENT

    2nd Annual Professional Development Workshop on PHILOSOPHICAL METHODS FOR MANAGEMENT (#13619) Primary Sponsor: Social Issues in Management (SIM) Co-Sponsors: CMS, OMT Saturday, August 11, 10:45AM – 12:15PM Marriott Chicago Downtown – Magnificent Mile, Chicago A, B ******************* Are you interested in exploring approaches to management inquiry that are likely to fundamentally transform conventional paradigms and lead to novel […]

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    Kirsten Martin is the winner of the 2018 SBE Board of Directors election!  She will take office at the SBE Annual Conference this August in Chicago.

    KIRSTEN MARTIN is an associate professor of Strategic Management and Public Policy at the George Washington University’s School of Business where she researches business ethics, privacy, technology, and corporate responsibility. She has written about privacy and the ethics of technology in leading academic journals across disciplines (Journal of Business Ethics, Harvard Journal of Law and Technology, […]