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By Jamie Green CESR Student Assistant What an adventurous, challenging, and rewarding experience this summer was for me! Being an Accounting and Spanish for the Professions student, I had the opportunity to intern with an Accounting firm

This fall CESR welcomes a new faculty member to its team – Katie Malachuk. After a semester as a Discussion Leader (DL) this past spring for CESR’s Introduction to Business class, Malachuk felt the best part of being a DL was getting to know the

By Kate Harris, CESR Student Assistant This past summer was nothing short of incredible! From meeting with business executives in Buenos Aires, Argentina, to sailing in Lehave, Nova Scotia, and coaching the game I love in Cooperstown, New York and

As Leeds begins the roll out of the new business core curriculum for business undergraduates this fall, CESR is playing a pivotal role in teaching the first class for incoming students.  The new course, World of Business, was

CESR is proud to announce that two of its faculty members have been awarded the Marinus Smith Award: Owen Borum and Liz Stapp were recognized in a ceremony on April 5th. “I am humbled to have been selected to receive the Marinus Smith Award.  

An Online Presentation with Claudia Imhoff entitled "What Can Big Data Do For You?" is taking place March 20th, sponsored by the Leeds School of Business. CESR Faculty Affiliate Kai Larsen says, “Big Data is the hottest topic in

Story Contributor: Dave Payne, CESR Faculty Students from regional universities as well as community members turned out at the Conscious Capitalism Symposium to learn how talented leaders have used the traditional tools of capitalism to serve social

The Center for Education on Social Responsibility, CESR, presented its fifth annual Conscious Capitalism Conference, February 25-28, 2014. Expanded to four days this year, the event featured a variety of sessions that showcased the Center’s

The Curriculum Think Tank, a consortium of 12 schools including Dartmouth, Trinity University and Michigan State, was formed in July 2012. This group of educators is focused on developing curriculum around social responsibility and ethics. After

Starting January 24th, CESR welcomes new executive director Mark Meaney, who brings over 17 years’ experience in higher education and public sector ethics and compliance program development to CESR, coming to us directly from his post as Faculty