Stanford University's Graduate School of Business takes a multi-layered approach to ethics education that includes pre-term requirements, curriculum integration, supporting electives, and an honor code system  [more]

The World Resources Institute and The Aspen Institute publish a report each year entitled "Beyond Grey Pinstripes" which seeks to identify best practices in connection with the teaching of environmental and social impact management in business schools  [more] 

Kansas State University takes an integrated approach to business ethics education as well as requiring undergraduate and graduate students to take business ethics courses. [more]  

Duquesne University has a strong commitment to business ethics.  Under the leadership of Jim Weber, as Director of the Beard Center for Leadership in Ethics, there is a strong ethics initiative throughout the graduate and undergraduate program.  [more] 

Submit suggestions about practices in ethics education to:

Linda K. Ferrell, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Marketing
Anderson Schools of Management
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
505- 277-7056
LFerrell@mgt.unm.edu