Eller Ethics Case Competition
Daniel Bell and Charles Costa of Elon University, with EthicsPoint Distinguished Lecturer in Business Ethics Paul Melendez (center).
Elon University
1st Place Winners, 2009 Eller Ethics
Case Competition
2nd Place: Robert Horsley and Kevin Homsy, University of Southern California
3rd Place: Eric Sung and Jeffrey Siegel, University of Texas Austin
4th Place: Matthew McKenna and Michelle Fares, Georgetown University
Essay Award Winner: Julian Snow and
Jake Wooten, Emory University
Welcome
It is with great pleasure that the Eller College of Management welcomes you to our Seventh Annual Eller Ethics Case Competition from October 22-24, 2009.
The competition will expose students to a thought provoking business ethics case that they could face in their professional careers.
Student teams will collaboratively analyze, present, and respond to questions posed by a panel of judges. Students will compete with teams from various business colleges from around the world. The experience promises to challenge students' moral reasoning, provide a wonderful networking opportunity, and in the end, raise students' awareness of the importance of corporate social responsibility.
I invite you to read more about the Eller Ethics Case Competition in our e-newsletter, The Eller Times.
Thank you, and welcome!
Dr. Paul Melendez
EthicsPoint Distinguished Lecturer in Business Ethics
Director, Ethics Program
Department of Management and Organizations
Eller College of Management
The University of Arizona
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What Past Participants are Saying
“I am a conference junkie and I go to every conference that I can, but this is by far the best one I have ever attended. I am not exaggerating when I say that; I was just so impressed with the magnitude of the event, the cleverness of the format, and most of all, the caliber of the students who participated and organized the event.”
Jennifer de Leon,
Seattle University
“I really enjoyed the whole conference. I would definitely suggest this competition to others… overall I felt it was a tremendous learning experience... very academically rigorous.”
Melissa Ferrari,
Pennsylvania State University
“… gracious hosts and thought-provoking rousing sessions…
The students learned a great deal—they wrote pages on their experience in our debrief session. I enjoyed watching all of the participants and meeting other people similarly motivated in regards to ethics in business, and I look forward to future competitions.”
Sandra Crystal,
Associate Professor,
University of Southern California
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