TU-Ethics

The TU Student Business Ethics Consortium (formerly TUSBEC) is a student organization that is open to all students at the University of Tulsa. It was founded to:

	Promote scholarship related to high standards of personal ethics and integrity.
	Network with the business community and other institutions interested in promoting ethical business practices.
	Provide a university-wide forum for discussion of important ethics issues.
	Foster mentoring relationships between the business community and TU students.
	Foster positive interaction with the Oklahoma Business Ethics Consortium for the mutual interest of promoting positive personal ethics and integrity in the workplace.

To view the organization constitution,
CLICK HERE. (in pdf format)*

On March 4, 2006  TU Student Business Ethics Consortium (TU-Ethics) and Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) hosted  their second annual Business Ethics Case Study Competition.  

Congraulations to last year's winners:
First Place and $800 –TU  team -Becky Ross, Emily Matson, Megan James, Todd Hoppe
Second Place and $500 – TU team - August Hadwiger, Lauren Hutter, Andrew Conway
Third Place and $300 – TU team - Kristen Preiss, Sean Ridenour, Krysten Barns, Darrel Pfeifauf
Fourth Place and $150 winners– TU  team - Ronnie Farhat, Michael Bradley, Micki Van, Gabriela Lopez
Fifth Place and $100 winners - NSU team - Richard McCreary, Travis Owens, Matt Fisher, Stephen Robertson
 

2005's winners were:
First Place and $500:  Brittany Littleton, Amanda Troxell, Julie Ward &  Christina Whitehurst
Second Place and $300:  Spencer Agnew, Andrew Conway, Lauren Hutter & Ben McCoy
Third Place and $200: Stephanie Denney, Greg Eschelbach, Korey Patty & David Wacker
Honorable mention:  Josh Berman, Tony Grinbarg, Kent Schultz & Stephen Williams

We want to express our gratitude to our sponsors who have made this competition a reality: Oklahoma Society for CPAs, the Oklahoma Business Ethics Consortium, and the TU College of Business Administration.

Membership Information:

Member Benefits:

	Opportunity to develop ethical decision making skills
	Opportunity to network with other like-minded students and members of the Tulsa business community.  Including attending OK-Ethics meetings as the guest of the organization
	Opportunity to help increase campus awareness of the importance of understanding and making ethical business and personal decisions.

TU-Ethics Membership Requirements
A core requirement of membership is the personal commitment of each member to act in accordance with the ethical standards and Student Code of Conduct of the University of Tulsa. As TU-Ethics’ primary purpose is to promote high standards of personal and business ethics among students, any dishonesty or cheating on academic endeavors is considered to be especially unacceptable and grounds for expulsion from the organization.

In addition, to be considered an active TU-Ethics member, a student must:

1. Attend 2 TU-Ethics sponsored events during the academic year,

2. Assist with at least 2 TU-Ethics sponsored events during the academic year,

3. Pay a membership fee within 14 days of signing this membership form. The membership fees are either $5 for general membership or $10, which includes a TU-Ethics t-shirt.

4. Download, fill out and sign the membership agreement form (in pdf format*)and return it to a TU-Ethics officer or click here to fill out the membership agreement online.

For further information, please contact our organization's faculty advisor Dr. Stephen Rockwell at 631-3929 or via email at stephen-rockwell@utulsa.edu.

** Click here to download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader 

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