Ethical Dilemmas - 7.27.17

About the session:  Effective leaders can successfully operate in environments where acting in the interest of the organization aligns with doing the right thing ethically.  Examine ethical principles and problems that arise in an ever-changing environment.  Explore concepts such as social responsibility, modern forms of performance tools, and the tangible ways you can build a "healthy logic".  Ethical dilemmas are a part of all aspects of business - how do you set the tone for your organization?

About the presenter:  Amir St. Clair is Executive Director of the Wackerlin Center for Faith and Action at Aurora University.  He earned his MLD in Leadership Studies from North Central College and his BA in Religious Studies and Philosophy from St. Norbert College.  Amir's areas of specialization include moral philosophy, ethics, and servant leadership.  He also serves as the faculty advisor for Habitat for Humanity.

Cost:  $100 per person (includes continental breakfast and lunch)
           please bring cash or check (payable to Aurora University) to the session

"This was a dynamic and very informative ethics seminar.  Amir provided a different perspective when looking at ethical dilemmas.  Working in the non-profit arena, Amir was excellent and made this presentation very meaningful."  Jane Farmer, Executive Director, Turning Point

A collaboration between Aurora University Woodstock Center and the McHenry County Community Foundation