Monthly Archives: May 2015

Ethics Matters May/June 2015 Over 1,000 students have earned their Ethical Leadership Certification. We collected feedback and are excited to announce enhancements to the program, which will be effective this fall. Primary updates include: New Audio Recordings Fewer Click Requirements More Case-Scenario Videos Streamlined Content Structure Professors, contact us today to learn how to enroll…

Ethics Matters May/June 2015 As the school year ended, StudentCPT chapters reminded their peers that ethical leadership is a year-round process. The University of Missouri (Mizzou) StudentCPT chapter recently sorted canned goods at the Central Missouri Food Bank. The students were productive volunteers and admitted to having a ton of fun in the process. The…

Ethics Matters May/June 2015 East Central University (ECU) recently conducted a highly successful event in which they role-played a case study. This event was primarily designed to help attendees understand how certain incentive structures and company cultures can lead to fraud and misrepresentation in financial reporting. Although many students were present, the chapter also invited…

Ethics Matters May/June 2015 When Tom Barnett was selected as Burger King’s Franchisee of the Year, he received a Corvette and a Rolex watch. As the owner of Barnett Management Company, he owns 24 Burger King locations in Arizona. After receiving the car, several employees joked that they looked forward to taking a spin in…

Ethics Matters May/June 2015 The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is pleased to announce the winners of its Sixth Annual Ethics in Action Viral Video Competition, sponsored by the Dean Institute for Corporate Governance and Integrity. This year’s competition generated video entries from 35 teams, hailing from 11 different colleges and universities: Colorado…