NCBM 079A Ethics in Organizations: How to Lead & Live in a Workplace You Admire Course Description: This workshop will explore what it means to be ethical, how to make ethical decisions, and how to muster the moral courage to do the right thing. Participants will also examine why good leaders sometimes end up doing bad things, and how good leaders can create good organizations - those with a healthy ethical climate. They will examine and work through case studies to find ethical solutions to common problems, and will have a chance to bring their own ethics cases into the conversation. Participants will leave with a toolkit of ideas, readings, and tips for enhancing ethics in their own work and organization. This course includes a Box Lunch working session. Prerequisites: Courses available for registration: Term Schedule Number Section Credit Hours Time Day Center Offering the Course Course Location Instructor Summer 2008 08226040 0001 0 0900 - 1600 T University Zehmer Hall Room TERRY NEWELL Session Dates: May 13 2008 - May 13 2008 Course Website: Notes and Comments: Registration begins Monday, December 3, 2007. A discount is offered for multiple registrations. Center for Nonprofit Excellence members receive $10 off for each professional development non-credit course registration. Discount may not be used in conjunction with quantity discount, or with on-line registrations. If you wish to have your company billed for tuition or are paying by corporate credit card, cal 434-982-2779. Box lunch included. Program Contact: Barbara Kessler Textbook Information Tuition: $125 Register Now!