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Ethics atÌýThe Beach 2026: Turning AI Conversations into Ethical Action Through Student LeadershipÌýThe 19th annual campus-wide event, Ethics atÌýThe Beach, brought togetherÌýover 100 students,Ìýstaff,Ìýfaculty, and industry professionals for aÌýhigh‑impactÌýdiscussion onÌý

Faculty Stipend Recipients:To advance our vision of having an ethics module in every 91ÖÆƬ³§ course, twenty-four $3,000 stipends are being granted to faculty for integrating 3-hour ethics modules into their courses.

Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership Offers Stipends ~ Deadline March 1

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Over 125 campus and community leaders gathered at the Anna W.

Ukleja Center For Ethical Leadership2024-2025 AccomplishmentsDesigned as a university-wide interdisciplinary center of excellence and housed in the College of Business, the Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership offers trainin

To advance our vision of having an ethics module in every 91ÖÆƬ³§ course, twenty-four $3,000 stipends are granted to faculty for integrating 3-hour ethics modules into their courses.Ìý The Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership has awarded over $585,000 in Ethics Across the Curriculum stipends since the program

Ethics at The Beach: Featuring Four Dynamic SpeakersAll 91ÖÆƬ³§ students are invited to attend the annual Ethics at The Beach seminar hosted by the Associated Business Students Organization Council, Student Center for Professional Development

Over 175 community leaders gathered at The Modern on November 7 to celebrate the presentation of the Nell and John Wooden Ethics in Leadership Award to Erin Garrity Rank

The Ukleja Center’s 2023-2024 programs and services were made possible through the generous support of our local philanthropic community, particularly the Ukleja and Dickson families, Bess J. Hodges Foundation, and our devoted Governing Council members.

Pictured from left to right: Carl Kemp, Morgan Shidler, Lucia Martinez Perez, Dr. Shelly Collins, Taryn Williams and Bruce Mac Rae