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The Curriculum Think Tank, a consortium of 12 schools including Dartmouth, Trinity University and Michigan State, was formed in July 2012. This group of educators is focused on developing curriculum around social responsibility and ethics. After

Starting January 24th, CESR welcomes new executive director Mark Meaney, who brings over 17 years’ experience in higher education and public sector ethics and compliance program development to CESR, coming to us directly from his post as Faculty

Michael Leeds delivered his special guest lecture to our three Introduction to Business (BCOR 1010) classes this past Monday. He visits every BCOR 1010 class, each semester - a longstanding commitment that is invaluable to our Leeds students and

“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” It is this Chinese proverb which inspired CESR alum Justin Dart to help a man in Ghana realize his dream of going to college. “The whole

Corporate Knights Magazine, the award-winning magazine for clean capitalism, released the findings of its inaugural Global Green MBA Survey, the definitive annual list examining how universities around the world are faring at integrating

Johns Manville has generously donated $25,000 in support of the 2013-2014 Leeds Net Impact Case Competition (NICC). The NICC is the premier case competition built around businesses facing sustainability challenges while succeeding financially

The 2nd annual CESR Stampede will take place February 24-28, 2014, culminating in CESR’s 5th Annual Conscious Capitalism Conference on Friday, February 28, 2014.  This year's CESR Stampede offers an assortment of

CESR Instructor Elizabeth Stapp sounds off about the consequences of our "throw away" culture.  We are a throw away society.  This is no accident. In fact, many corporations depend on our desire to consume, basing their business

Elizabeth Stapp, CESR Instructor, comments on the demise of a whistle blower. In BCOR 3010, Business Applications of Social Responsibility, we begin the semester looking at our values, ethical decision-making, moral relativism, and defining

Francy Milner, former CESR Instructor and Associate Director and current member of the External Advisory Board, shared with TiE members how CESR is preparing our students to “lead the way” in creating enterprises to solve global social and