Several years ago, at the height of the Enron et al. scandal, the headlines of all the newspapers and other media virtually screamed to corporate leaders and the general public that there was a gigantic need for ethical practices in the business profession. This was a general affirmative response addressed not only corporate leaders but also to Schools of Business. PHL 313 is one small way to address that need. Now that the furor about unethical and illegal practices has subsided as a result of bringing transgressors to justice, the need for ethical vigilance in business practices is no less important. Ethical reflection should not only react to unethical practices, it can actually prevent them.

This preventive leadership is essential for those who would direct corporate activities. This PHL 313 course can provide tools for those future leaders, which will develop in them the skills for ethical reflection so vital for maintaining a vibrant economic system with a high moral tone.

The on-line approach to this course can provide added incentives for your enrollment. In addition to meeting the need for ethical reflection on business practices, it has been designed to meet the teamwork objectives of the School of Business Administration programs. One of the major advantages of doing this course on-line is the flexibility in schedules that it allows. Many students, who wish to take this course,  have a variety of obligations that make classroom courses difficult to meet in a busy schedule, particularly in the summer months --- work obligations, travel demands, family involvement, vacation opportunities, etc.

So, review this course website and consider enrolling in PHL 313. Previous students who have taken this course have been very pleased with it.