1. Arrupe Center Update and Opportunities HSB Council October 13, 2009 Dr. John McCall, Director Dr. David Steingard, Associate Director

2. Arrupe Center Fellows Update Web-based applications for fellowships are here! ▫Bookmark: http://www.sju.edu/academics/centers/arrupe/fellowsprograms.html ▫Guidelines unchanged, available for printing from site ▫Thanks to those who participated in the project  Peggy Allen, HSB computing genius  Joel Scott, SJU Web Services  Regina Robson, HSB faculty usability testing participant  Kenny Kury, HSB faculty usability testing participant  Eric Patton, HSB faculty usability testing participant 2

3. Arrupe Center Fellows Update (cont.) About the Web-based forms ▫Self-explanatory, easy to view and to use ▫Free-flow fields with no word limits ▫Web page will not time out ▫Cannot save work to resume later ▫Attach up to three supporting documents, presentations, etc. ▫Tracked by Center database ▫Applicant receives on-screen notice of successful submission ▫Applicant and Lisa receive e-mail confirmation of submission 3

4. Arrupe Center Fellows Update (cont.) Reminders re: Applying for fellowships ▫See John or David with questions re: appropriate topics ▫Please print and review the guidelines for each application ▫Follow all SJU travel and expense policies  Make sure your Direct Travel profile is up to date (SJU Travel x1316) ▫Word docs still available  Helpful in formatting online application  Contact Lisa (x1142, lnelson@sju.edu)lnelson@sju.edu Arrupe library resources for fellows, faculty, students ▫E-mail notices about new online resources (5/6 and 9/10)  Encyclopedia for Business Ethics  Drexel Library’s Business Ethics Toolkit 4

5. Ethics-Intensive Course Development Arrupe resources for interested Haub faculty ▫Arrupe fellowships  Research  Teaching  Professional Development (conferences) ▫Ethics Across the Curriculum Participation does not guarantee acceptance ▫See criteria from John McCall for ethics-intensive courses 5

6. Graduate Business Ethics Paper Competition Fall 2009 competition announced Now in its fourth academic year, every fall term Faculty encouraged to promote competition to students Emphasis on guidelines ▫Paper deadline: January 4, 2010 ▫APA format stressed ▫Word limit: 2,500-3,000 words, double-spaced Awards available ▫First prize: $2,000 ▫Second prize: $1,500 ▫Third prize: $1,000 6

7. Arrupe Executive Lecturers Update 100 executives across all business areas (up from 76 in fall 2008) How to schedule a guest lecturer ▫E-mail John and David with cc: to Lisa ▫Center advises you of any potential speaker(s) ▫You coordinate according to your syllabus ▫May have joint lectures with colleagues’ class(es) 7 Term#Exec Lectures # Students Spring 2007115 Fall 20076132 Spring 200812171 Fall 200813274 Spring 20095114 37704

8. Fair Trade Symposium “Examining Fair Trade: Good Will and Good Business” Cosponsored with Executive Food Marketing Programs Focus and topics: ▫Emerging use of certification systems as mechanism for CSR ▫Challenges, benefits, and criticism of Fair Trade certification Event details ▫Friday, October 30, 2009 ▫9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ▫Wolfington Teletorium ▫For more information: Kathy Kennedy x3152 Agenda posted on Exec Food Marketing Programs site Faculty, staff, and students invited 8

9. Questions? Comments? Thank you for supporting the Arrupe Center 9