I would also like to get some information on any seminars to get up to speed
on teaching business ethics.  Paul Fiorelli mentioned an organization, but I
can't find it on google.

   

Pamela Gershuny, J.D., M.B.A.
Assistant Professor of Business Law
Department of Accounting and MIS
Harrison College of Business  (AACSB accredited)
Southeast Missouri State University
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
(573) 651-2097 office
(573) 651-2992 fax
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From: Academy of Legal Studies in Business (ALSB) Talk
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Subject: Re: Seminar/Conference on Teaching Ethics?

I attended the one that AACSB and the Leeds School of Business at the
University of Colorado sponsored last summer in Boulder...sheer waste of
time...they talked about issues we have long-ago discussed (e.g.,
stand-alone vs integrated courses, etc.)

Dan Herron


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Hello all,



I understand that AACSB will be holding an Ethics Teaching conference in
mid
July.  Unfortunately, I am teaching a summer session course during that
time
and won't be able to attend.  Does anyone have other suggestions for
Ethics
seminars/conferences that they have attended and felt were valuable in
terms
improving teaching effectiveness?  I am teaching a relatively new course
here entitled "Law & Ethics for Financial Professionals" designed
primarily
for accounting majors.



Thanks for any info you can provide.



Al Roline



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