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Pedro Arrupe, S.J., Center for
Business Ethics
Founded in 2005 as an intellectual resource for business ethics, the mission of the Arrupe Center is to assure that students are equipped to engage in careful, sustained and critical reflection on ethical issues and are prepared to use that reflection in their business decision-making.
Strategic Goals
- To support faculty research and curricular development in order to integrate ethics into the student-learning experience
- To sponsor public lectures and classroom executive speakers
- To provide opportunities for student activities and to recognize student achievement in business ethics
- To advocate for integration of ethics into the Haub School business curriculum
Two-thirds of Haub faculty have participated in the Arrupe Center Fellows Program. They have produced 70 articles and 45 courses incorporating ethics.
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About
About
The Arrupe Center pursues its mission by infusing ethics into the teaching and research agendas of the Haub School of Business’ faculty, students, staff, and alumni through programs for both students and faculty.
Programs
Programs
Learn more about our Fellowships Program, Student Ethics Competition and our involvement with Net Impact.
Research
Today our prime educational objective must be to form men and women for others, men and women completely convinced that love of God which does not issue in justice for others is a farce."
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Father Pedro ArrupeSuperior General of the Jesuits Address, 1973
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