FLC-626 Ethics In Organizations

Fall 2013

CRNs: 22131 & 22041

(Freshmen register for their FLC classes at their Lobo Orientation or CEP Orientation session. You must register for all the classes in an FLC combination. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. FAC classes do not permit "wait lists" or "yellow cards" for enrollment in FAC classes that are filled to capacity.)

Can good people go wrong? Can organizations do good and succeed? Examine ethics in the workplace.

Can good people go wrong? Can organizations do good and succeed? Examine ethics in the workplace.

Freshman Seminar: MGMT 158-626 Ethics in Organizations (3 Cr)
Instructor: , Smith, S
Schedule: TR 12:30 - 1:45 PM
Notes: When determining eligibility for graduation, this course may be considered for LOWER DIVISION ELECTIVE CREDITS. See your Academic Advisor for details.

Linked With: CJ 130-626 Public Speaking (3 Cr)
Instructor: STAFF
Schedule: TR 2:00 - 3:15 PM
Notes: Depending on your major, this course may meet a requirement in AREA 1: WRITING AND SPEAKING in the UNM CORE CURRICULUM. See your Academic Advisor for details.

Can an ethical person be successful in business, education, engineering, health-related fields, science and technology, and other careers? This FLC will explore the ethical challenges in organizations and focus on how to use ethical principles to deal with them. Organizational and professional contexts for ethical decision making will be examined. Students will be introduced to case studies to strengthen the emphasis on ethical analysis and practical application. This FLC is made possible through the Jack and Donna Rust Endowed Professorships in Business Ethics at the UNM Anderson Schools of Management.

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