Business Ethics
The Conference on World Affairs presents The Promise of the Circular Economy, a panel session co-sponsored by the Center for Education on Social Responsibility (CESR) at the Leeds School of Business and the Boulder Chamber.April 12, 20175:30-7:30pm
Ethics & Compliance Monthly Brown Bag Series(for CU students, faculty and staff)March 27th: Monitoring Your Compliance ProgramPresentation DetailsThe Office of the Chancellor at the 鶹Ƶ hosts a ethics & compliance
Jenna Scheirman, MBA 2018This past February, MBA students, business undergraduates and CESR Executive Director Mark Meaney traveled to Portland on the CESR Career Trek for corporate social responsibility.Sports and CSRThe first day of the trek
March 8th at 2-5pm in the Koelbel AtriumThis March the CESR Fellows student group is partnering with Leeds Career Development to host the CESR Fellows Impact Fair, a career fair featuring talks and networking for students interested in pursuing jobs
From the iconic Flatirons to the home of the Buffs, Boulder is renowned for a number of reasons, and can now consider itself a leader in female entrepreneurship. Forbes has ranked Boulder number one on their list of “The Best Cities for Female
An Extraordinary SpeakerFebruary 22nd at 5pm in ECCR 139, Open to all studentsCESR Fellows partners with the Leeds Association for Information Systems to bring Romain Vakilitabar, founder of PathosVR, a virtual reality lab creating empathy-
As the second most polluting industry in the world, the fashion industry has done little to nothing to implement responsible social and environmental manufacturing standards. From high usage of cotton, which requires large quantities of water to
In an article in The Hill last week, Leeds professor Jeff York joined fellow business school professors from the Alliance for Research on Corporate Sustainability (ARCS) to urge Donald Trump to reconsider his intention to roll back environmental
“The Certificate in Corporate Social Responsibility program has been an exceptional experience – the instructors are top notch, the material is informative and relevant, and I have had the opportunity to form meaningful relationships with my fellow
Last Saturday, December 2, was the “Virtual Round” of the 16th annual Net Impact Case Competition (NICC), consisting of an online submission of a short PowerPoint presentation with audio narration from MBA teams. Teams were asked to creatively