This course provides an introduction to foundational theories and problems in moral philosophy. Emphasis will be given to the study of major Western ethical theories and important moral philosophers.

This course explores a process for ethical decision making in order to develop a stakeholder approach to leadership. Focus will be given to creating a framework for evaluating ethical choices and applying that framework to ethical dilemmas in organizations.

This course provides an introduction to foundational theories and problems in moral philosophy and explores a process for ethical decision making in order to develop a stakeholder approach to leadership in organizations. Emphasis will be given to the study of major Western ethical theories and important moral philosophers, and to creating a framework for evaluating ethical choices and applying that framework to ethical dilemmas in organizations.

This course studies how organizations are positively impacted by leaders with integrity that base their actions and decisions on character. Students will explore how character-grounded ethical decision making relates to leadership through the examination of a broad spectrum of leaders that have addressed moral issues in the execution of their duties.