Category Archives: CPTNews

Congratulations 2022-2023 StudentCPT Golden Star Chapters! 

Ethics Matters Q2 2023 Belmont University  Lipscomb University  Marshall University  Oklahoma State University  Tennessee Technology University  University of Alabama at Birmingham  University of Colorado, Colorado Springs  University of Guam  University of New Mexico  University of Southern Mississippi  University of Wyoming  Southwest Tennessee Community College East Central University  University of Northern Colorado Star Chapter Status Expectations  A Star Chapter meets the following criteria:   Elects officers annually  Has a minimum…

Lead with Integrity: Is What You See Really What You Get?

Ethics Matters Q1 2023 A series of events lately have brought to mind that what we see is not always what we get. You may be wondering what I mean by this. While this cliché is commonly true, I want to challenge your thinking today. I believe what we see is NOT always what we…

Good News: Norwegian Cruise Line Celebrates 100 Educators  

Ethics Matters Q1 2023 Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. recently announced it awarded 100 educators across the U.S. and Canada with a free cruise aboard Norwegian Prima and donated to schools and teachers around the country. In the company’s press release, it was revealed that GRAMMY award-winning artist Kelly Clarkson performed onboard as well.    According…

Ethics versus Morals: A Comparison 

Ethics Matters Q1 2023 Ethics are the principles that dictate how a person behaves and reacts in different situations and with ethical dilemmas. As you can imagine, promoting and investing in an ethical workplace has many advantages. Both ethics and morals refer to “right” and “wrong” behaviors and conduct. While they are sometimes used interchangeably,…

Ethical Leadership Training Expands to 36% of the Country

Ethics Matters Q1 2023 The NASBA Center for The Public Trust (CPT) is pleased to announce that California and West Virginia are the most recent states to offer the Ethical Leadership Training Program (ELT) as a part of their remediation process. The ELT program is now in 18 states and continues to have a role…

CPT Welcomes Four New Board Members 

Ethics Matters Q1 2023 The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is proud to introduce four new board members. These new board members include:   – Dr. Jason Brooks  – William Latham, Ph.D.   – Delbert Madison  – Kymberly Messersmith    Meet Dr. Jason Brooks…  For more than 25 years, Dr. Jason Brooks has…

2023 Sponsor A Leader  

Ethics Matters Q1 2023 Have you ever wondered how business leaders of today developed their leadership skills? How did those people become the leaders that are taking us forward into the 21st century? What separates leaders from the throngs of employees in an organization? One thing these leaders may have is the training to make…

2022 Beta Alpha Psi Annual Meeting: Creating What is Possible

Ethics Matters November/December 2022 The NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) is a proud professional partner of Beta Alpha Psi and was honored to attend the 2022 Annual Meeting, the organization’s first in-person meeting in two years. The meeting took place in Orlando, FL, July 28-30, and featured prominent student leaders, community service outings,…

STUDENT NEWS

Ethics Matters November/December 2022 Star Chapter Status Expectations A Star Chapter meets the following criteria: Elects officers annually Has a minimum of five (5) student members Conducts at least four (4) membership meetings and/or activities annually Has chapter members participate in at least one (1) community service activity annually Submits Chapter Information Form, Executive Council…

Kent Nobel: Newest CPT Board Member

Ethics Matters November/December 2022 The CPT is thrilled to have Kent Noble as the newest member of the CPT Board of Directors. As the Bill Daniels Chair of Ethics at the University of Wyoming (UW), Nobel brings principal-based leadership to all his endeavors. He was awarded the the StudentCPT Campus Being a Difference Award and…