CESR Blog
Today, climate change has become a hot topic as annual global temperatures are on the rise, largely resulting from escalating carbon dioxide emissions. Siddharth Vedula, who recently received his PhD at the Leeds School of Business, and Jeffrey G.
Today, we frequently hear of issues concerning fraud and embezzlement, which are regarded as blatantly unethical, but we don’t always consider what drove these people to such an unethical career. In his article, Ethics Expert, Felon Speaks to
Throughout Leeds, we all hear about how important networking is and that it can lead to new friends as well as potential bosses. While some students might be a little skeptical about how life changing meeting people can be, CESR’s wonderful
Most of the students in Leeds want to make a positive impact on the world. This week, I was able to sit down with a Leeds alumna who works for a company whose mission is to make a positive impact by rewarding socially and environmentally
Many businesses and private organizations wonder how to act on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but aren’t sure how to take action, or how their sustainability efforts stack up. This summer, a team from the Center for
As you walk around Leeds, you might notice that CESR’s posters now look a little different. This April, Marc Prisant, chair of our Advisory Board, headed the decision to change CESR’s name from the Center for Education on Social
In collaboration with the College of Media, Communication and Information, CESR is proud to announce our 9th annual Conscious Capitalism Conference: Colorado Shared Ownership Summit. In this one-day event, the strength and diversity of shared
This post shares Molly MacEachen’s experience with social entrepreneurship on a student trip to Panama. It includes excerpts from her travel journal in italics, as well as her reflections on the trip after her return to the United States. Monday,
Leeds School of Business 2017 Sharing Information on Progress Report The Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility (CESR) is proud to hold an international leadership role in ethical business education through our work with the UN Principles for
CESR’s Executive Director Mark Meaney, and Carla Fredericks, the Director of the American Indian Law Program, spoke at the 17th Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) on April 25, 2018 in New York. Their