Activities and Programs

Check out these exciting activities and programs from the Center for Ethical Leadership:

Ethics Luncheons

Meet for a unique lunch opportunity with other community members from a variety of organizations, professional disciplines and the academic community. Our invited speakers will discuss leadership and ethical issues important to you. You will have plenty of time to visit with other business professionals as well.

Past topics include international ethics, rethinking work and ethical issues in political campaigns.

Fall Leadership Workshop

Hone your leadership skills during this annual event. Seminars are kept small to provide you with individual learning opportunities and in-depth conversation. Past topics have included servant leadership, leadership and emotional intelligence, and leadership and ethical policies.

Norman M. Lorentzsen Ethics Conference

Take part in an annual conference featuring nationally recognized leaders in organizational ethics and leadership. Conference highlights include seminars, a keynote speaker and campus activities led by the visiting presenter.

Visiting speakers have included author James Autry, who spoke on caring leadership, author Marianne Jennings, who addressed ethical dilemmas of corporations, and Dr. Alfred Tauber and David Durenberger, who presented a conference on ethics in health care.

This conference is funded by the Norman M. Lorentzsen Endowed Ethics Fund.
 

Seminars and Consulting for Organizations

Let us bring our programs to you. We offer customized seminars on ethics-centered and valued-based leadership for businesses and community groups. Enhance individual skills, encourage ethical decision-making, develop teamwork and improve organizational performance – all with a little help from us!

 Let us know if you’re interested in leadership seminars, introductions to ethics, managing for organizational integrity, philosophical approaches to business ethics, or models for ethical decision-making.

Integration of Ethics into the Business Curriculum

Values and ethical behavior are central to the college’s mission. The Concordia Business School strives to raise students' awareness of ethical issues within their discipline. By integrating ethics into the business curriculum, students come to grips with their own values and recognize the kinds of issues they will encounter in their emerging careers.
 

Academic and Research Development

Tap into our center’s library of videos and books on organizational ethics. We have access to experts and specialists from the academic, business and professional communities.

The center also has developed research in the area of ethics surveys. Each year it assesses several organizations using questionnaires and follows up with consultation and workshops. We have also presented research papers on case study teaching in ethics and on managerial decision-making related to ethics.

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