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  • 1.  [Fwd: ethics & business ed]

    Posted 09-17-2002 12:40
    MED colleagues,

    You might be interested in the two e-mails below, both related to ethics and business education (they're separated
    by *****) .

    Best,

    Regina Bento

    > *****************
    > Subject:
    > online discussion on business ethics and business education
    > Date:
    > Tue, 17 Sep 2002 07:20:25 -0400
    > From:
    > Scott Jaschik <scott.jaschik@chronicle.com>
    > Reply-To:
    > obts-l@bucknell.edu
    > To:
    > obts-l@bucknell.edu
    >
    > The Chronicle of Higher Education is sponsoring
    > an online discussion on the responsibility of
    > business schools for the recent series of ethical
    > lapses in corporate America. The Chronicle
    > invites members of this list to read an article
    > on the topic and to join in the discussion at:
    >
    > http://forums.chronicle.com/colloquy/read.php?f=1&i=347&t=347
    >
    > Scott Jaschik
    > Editor
    > The Chronicle of Higher Education
    >
    > *************************
    > Subject:
    > scandals update
    > Date:
    > Tue, 17 Sep 2002 08:46:57 -0700
    > From:
    > Paul Adler <padler@USC.EDU>
    > To:
    > C-M-WORKSHOP@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
    >
    > Critters -- you might like to take a look at the AoM website
    > (http://www.aom.pace.edu) and check out the link to the Denver
    > meeting's Presidential panel on crisis in corporate confidence. There
    > you'll find the three presentations made by Tom Kochan, John Child,
    > and Denny Goia, along with our CMS intervention. It makes for an
    > interesting package. You might like to suggest to your dean that this
    > s/he take a look.
    > The set of four will be published in the (late arriving) August issue
    > of the Academy of Mgt Executive.
    > Thanks on behalf of us all to Tom Kochan, at whose initiative the
    > Presidential Panel was created, and to Jean Bartunek for making it
    > all happen.
    >
    > Prof. Paul S. Adler,
    > Management and Organization Dept,
    > Marshall School of Business,
    > University of Southern California,
    > Los Angeles, CA 90089-0808
    > USC office tel: (213) 740-0748
    > Home office tel: (818) 981-0115
    > Home office fax: (818) 981-0116
    > Email: padler@usc.edu
    > List of publications and course outlines at:
    > http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~padler/