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Our Mission:
* Encouraging Ethical Dialogue
* Promoting Best Ethical Practices
* Developing New Ethical Leaders |
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Round Table Ethics Forum
Luncheon Series - 2010
Exploring the ethical implications of:
Social Media .................Wednesday, March 3
Public and Workplace Privacy....Thursday, May 13
Healthcare Reform........................Tuesday, July 13
Sustainalbe Organizations..........Tuesday, Aug. 24
Intercultural Collaboration.................Friday, Oct. 22
Financial Crisis Update.............Thursday, Dec. 16
All roundtable discussions will be held at 11:30 a.m. in the Weiler Conference Suites, Harry C. Moores Campus Center, Capital University.
For information or to register, visit http://businessethics.org.
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Message from the Council Chairman
Jim Abrams
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It is with great pleasure that I am able to announce that the Council for Ethical Leadership has joined forces with Capital University’s School of Management and Leadership to form the Council for Ethical Leadership at Capital University.The council now has a new Director, Barbara B. Barresi, Ph.D., R.N. who's bio is listed below. This synergistic relationship comes about at a great time, and I am looking forward to working with Capital to further the mission of the Council. An Advisory Board has been formed which includes myself as well as previous members of the Council and its Board of Trustees. We are extremely excited about this relationship and believe it will assist in putting the issue of ethical leadership at the forefront of the central Ohio community’s mindset. I look forward to your continued support. |
Introducing the new Council Director
Barbara Barresi, PhD.
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In August 2009, Barbara joined the School of Leadership and Management at Capital University where she teaches Business Ethics and Leadership in the traditional and graduate programs. Dr. Barresi also serves as the Director of the community-based Council for Ethical Leadership which is now a part of Capital University. Dr. Barresi also continues to teach general ethical theory within the traditional and Center for Life Long Learning at Capital. Previously she has taught at the Mount Carmel College of Nursing, Columbus, Ohio where she was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, the national nursing honor society.
Barbara earned her PhD, in Clinical and Organizational Ethics, at the Union Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio, her BA and MA in Philosophy at The Ohio State University. She also completed her Diploma in Nursing at the Providence Hospital School of Nursing in Sandusky, Ohio.
Before joining the business faculty at Capital, Dr. Barresi was employed as the Ethicist for Mount Carmel Health System, Columbus, Ohio where she responsible for the development of a system wide ethics program. She completed numerous ethical consultations and was responsible for conducting due diligences and ethical discernments in clinical and administrative areas. Dr. Barresi possesses an extensive knowledge of business and community healthcare ethical issues.
Barbara was an active member of the Council for Ethical Leadership, even when it was known as the Council for Ethics in Economics. She hopes to move the Council's activities toward a larger community and student program.
Barbara and her husband, Vincent Barresi, M.D., enjoy opera, collecting Inuit Art, gardening and traveling.
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