Got ethos? Eastern Michigan University's College of Business
(COB) will help you answer that question through its new
Online Ethics Training Modules.
The training modules are designed to teach business professionals
how to avoid ethical lapses, and make the right business
decisions based on self-knowledge and an understanding
of organizational standards and expectations, said COB
Dean David Mielke. Through interactive presentations, dynamic
exercises and real-world case studies, professionals will
gain a comprehensive and improved understanding of how
to maintain the highest professional ethical standards,
he said.
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"In the increasingly conscience-focused 21st century business
world, the demand for ethical standards is increasing," Mielke
said. "These new modules will raise awareness and provide
a foundation for ethical business practices within your
organization. They are built on the theory it is possible
to change and influence an organization's ethical culture."
Professionals can register any time and complete each
module at their own pace, learning from expert EMU College
of Business faculty, Mielke said. Each module takes up
to an hour and a half to complete. The cost of the three
available modules (Business Professional Dynamic Model,
Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and Business Ethics) is $159,
with corporate and EMU College of Business alumni discounts
available.
To view the training modules, visit http://ethicstraining.emich.edu.
EMU's College of Business has been ranked among the "Best
Business Schools" five straight years, according to The
Princeton Review. The college hosts the nation's only Ethos
Week each year in March and also is the first to create
an "Ethos Statement" and "Ethos Honor Society." For
more information, visit cob.emich.edu
