Two CPT Programs Students Should Explore This Spring

Are you a student-led organization looking for more programs to get involved with on campus? Here are two options from the NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) that students should explore this spring!

Speaker Series

Planning an event for your student organization and looking for knowledgeable and engaging guestspeakers? The CPT Speaker Series connects student groups with  ndustry experts, entrepreneurs and thought leaders who are poised to share real-world insights with college audiences.

Through the CPT Speaker Series, student leaders and faculty advisors can partner with the CPT to identify and invite professionals to speak on topics ranging from career development, mentorship and goal setting, to entrepreneurship and emerging industry trends. Offered in-person or virtually, dynamic speakers are available to facilitate panel discussions, guest lectures or interactive workshops.

Whether a student leader or college administrator, connecting with the CPT through its Speaker Series is a beneficial way to broaden your network by connecting with professionals and thought leaders across the country.

Interested in requesting a speaker for your next event?
Click here to submit a request: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/3ec59919646e4a6985f709f005798ebd

Ethics in Action Video Competition

Enter to win up to $1,000 in prizes while showcasing your passion for ethics by entering the Ethics in Action Video Competition! This short film or commercial competition is open to undergraduate and graduate students at colleges, junior colleges and universities based in the United States and its territories. Videos can end with a thought-provoking question that challenges viewers to think about the best solution or videos can showcase the solution they believe would be most appropriate.

Viewers’ Choice winners will be determined by the number of votes each video receives. Category 1: Short Film (1-3 Minutes) and Category 2: Commercials (30-59 Seconds)

Don’t wait!  The video submission deadline is March 27, 2026. Learn more and submit your entries here: https://www.studentcpt.org/videocompetition/thevideo/

– Jasmine Gaetano, Center for the Public Trust (CPT) Student Programs Manager