Business Ethics

Mission Statement

The Integritas Institute for Business and Professional Ethics is a program which operates under the auspices of the John Paul II Newman Center and in cooperation with the UIC College of Business. It exists to foster a deeper appreciation of the ethical questions which arise from our everyday work and business lives, and to offer a forum for the constructive exploration of answers. Through its programming the Institute hopes to enrich ethical education at UIC and thereby to make a significant contribution to thoughtful and responsible citizenship. As individuals, business persons provide moral leadership through their personal values and professional ethics. As institutions, businesses regularly make decisions which have moral and social as well as economic consequences. The Integritas Institute prepares leaders by clarifying the extent to which our individual lives, inside and out, are always part of a larger whole.

Ethics Lectures - 3:30pm-4:45pm Newman Center

October 9 - Ethics of Eating: Food for Thought
- Speaker: David Andrews, CSC
November 13 - Values in the Workplace
- Speaker: Sandra L. Williams, Ph.D.
January 30, 2008 - Honor Code in the CBA & Student Roll Play
- Speaker: Dr. Anthony Pagano & Assistant Dean Robin Brierton CBA
February 21, 2008 - The Law of Unintended Consequences: Oops can I do that again?
- Speaker: Gael Hanauer, William Kohler Prof.CBA
April 9, 2008 - Corporate Values and City of Chicago
- Speaker: Arnold Randall Jr., Commissioner for Planning and Development, City of Chicago
April 23, 2008 - Corporate Values and the Financial Industry
- Speaker: Paul Cronin SVP, Royal Bank of Scotland

Programming

Opportunities for Discussion

The Integritas Institute sponsors regular meetings for those interested in discussing ethical questions surrounding the marketplace and the workplace.

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