Category Archives: CPTNews

Good News – Disney Offers Free Tuition to Employees (November)

Ethics Matters November 2018 The beloved and well-known The Walt Disney Company, or simply Disney, recently announced the launch of its Disney Aspire program, intended to fund tuition for more than 80,000 hourly workers. The educational options for employees are almost unlimited, including vocational training, English-language learning and bachelor’s and master’s degree programs. The program…

CPT Selects Bill Daniels Being a Difference Award Honorees (November)

Ethics Matters November 2018 The NASBA Center for the Public Trust recently selected a new class of honorees for the Bill Daniels Being a Difference Award. Through this award program, the CPT recognizes individuals practicing high standards of ethical leadership in business.These individuals do not simply aspire to make a difference – they are continuously…

Temple Newest Chapter for NASBA’s Student Center for the Public Trust

Biz Buzz: Sept. 30, 2018

Real estate executive honored for ethical leadership

2 guests speak at CMU for Ethics Week

TN StudentCPT Members Volunteer at CPT Golf Classic (Fall)

Ethics Matters Fall 2018 Campus leaders and StudentCPT officers, Katie Bilbrey, Tennessee Technological University, and Matt Pellettiere, Belmont University, volunteered at the 2018 CPT Golf Classic. Proceeds from the golf tournament support programs like the annual StudentCPT Leadership Conference, which Bilbrey and Pellettiere attended. “Thank you for providing such a wonderful experience for leaders like…

STUDENT NEWS (Fall) 2018

Ethics Matters Fall 2018 Congratulations to the following StudentCPT chapters for achieving Star and Golden Star status during the 2017-2018 school year. These chapters have demonstrated extraordinary commitment to advancing ethics awareness and leadership on their campuses. STAR CHAPTERS Colorado State University Middle Tennessee State University Minnesota State University, Mantako North Carolina A&T State University…

CPT Featured as Nashville Sounds Charity of the Night (Fall)

Ethics Matters Fall 2018 On August 16, the NASBA Center for the Public Trust (CPT) was featured as the Charity of the Night for the Nashville Sounds Triple-A baseball team. Matt Pellettiere, President of the Belmont University StudentCPT Chapter, joined CPT Staff, as they passed out CPT-branded fans and promoted the CPT to game-goers.

LEAD WITH INTEGRITY: What Do You Choose? (Fall)

Ethics Matters Fall 2018 One of the uncomfortable realities of life is that we all face adversity. It rarely comes when we are looking for it, we often are not prepared for it, and we are never excited about it. However, how we respond to adversity presents opportunities, but also tests our leadership and character.…