Last week’s 2nd Annual Somma Integrity First Intersection Navigating the Challenges ethics workshop was a success! Over 80 SBUS students, SBUS faculty and staff joined together for an engaging discussion of ethics and group case analysis exercise. Thanks to the following students in Professor Grim’s Advanced Labor Management Relations class who served as group facilitators: Jason Beadle, James Biedrzycki, Brennon Dauginikas, Rehema Emanuel, Sean Gergacs, Jake Hayes, Kylie Jorden, Jordan Kristek, Jamie Kusevich, Adam Mills, Evan Penner, Michael Renda, Ryan Schwartzel and, Lauren Wagenhoffer.
At
the end of the case exercise, it was difficult to select only one group from
the outstanding case analyses submitted; instead faculty identified two groups
that developed insightful analyses of the ethical dilemmas and suggested
feasible and relevant recommendations. Congratulations to the following students
who worked in these groups: Nicole Masciola, Sarah Gordon, Marcus Paxton, Cody Redmond, Roberto DaSilva, Melissa Cleis, Heather Niewierski, Deborah Naples, James Biedrzycki, Carissa Smith and Rehema Emanuel
Benefactors, Rande and Georgia Somma, were on hand to
acknowledge our Somma Integrity First Scholarship recipients. Congratulations
to our 2012 recipients: Andre
L. Coiro, Clarence V. Ford II, Tyler C. Montabon and Steven M. Tessaro. Mr. Somma, RMU Alumnus, former
Corporate Officer and President of the
Automotive Systems Group Johnson Controls - Worldwide and current President and CEO of Rande Somma & Associates LLC a leadership, coaching and development company shared his
experiences managing
the issues associated with ethical decision making.
And finally, thanks to Jodi Potter, Gayle Marco, Laura Whitaker,
Maureen Brant, Mike Yahr, Frank Flanegin, Steve Clinton, David Budziszewski,
Zhou Yang, Peter Freymark, Darlene Motley, Wayne Grim, Jeff Guiler, Pat
Litzinger, and the SBUS Ethics Committee members Denis Rudd, Richard Mills, Lou
Swartz, Michele Cole, Jasmin Lin, Katie Hetherington Scott Branvold or their
help in planning the event and evaluating the group case analyses!
Check out the pictures of this event!!
Daria Crawley, Ph.D.
Chair, SBUS Ethics Committee
Professor Mike Yahr observing student groups during the
2012 Ethics Workshop
2012 Integrity First Scholarship recipients: Andre L. Coiro,
Clarence V. Ford II, Tyler C. Montabon and Steven M. Tessaro pictured with
Rande and Georgia Somma, Dr. Patrick Litzinger, Interim SBUS Dean and Dr. Daria
Crawley, SBUS Ethics Committee Chairperson
Student Attendees
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