Pioneering Schulich School Professor to Speak
on Business Ethics and Management Education

WHO:	In 1992, Wesley Cragg was appointed to the newly endowed George R. Gardiner Professorship in Business Ethics at the Schulich School of Business. The position was created in response to a perceived need to address the ethical dimensions of business more explicitly in Schulich’s management programs. In addition to his work as a driving force at Schulich in regards to the integration of business ethics into the core curriculum, Dr. Cragg has been a leading international figure in the campaign to combat corrupt practices in the global marketplace. As Director of Transparency International Canada Inc., he spearheaded a successful campaign to have the Canadian government pass legislation criminalizing the bribery of foreign officials. He has also been a vocal advocate inside Canada for the adoption of debt forgiveness policies for developing countries and was a key player in the ratification of the OECD Anti-Bribery convention. He is a member of the editorial board for the Journal of Business Ethicsand Business Ethics Quarterly. As well, he is a Member of the Corporate Social Responsibility Advisory Council, Export Development Canada (EDC).
WHAT:	A public lecture on “The Schulich School of Business and the Evolution of Business Ethics: 1992-2006” by Dr. Wesley Cragg, George R. Gardiner Professor of Business Ethics.
WHERE:	Schulich School of Business, York University Lecture: Room N109, Seymour Schulich Building Reception: Private Dining Room, Executive Learning Centre
WHEN:	Tuesday, December 5, 2006 Lecture: 7:00 pm Reception: 8:30 pm
WHY:	Delivered on the occasion of Dr. Cragg’s retirement from the Schulich School of Business, this second public lecture will reflect on the progress made towards meeting the original goals of the Business Ethics program at Schulich. The talk will also focus on the future of business ethics as a core element in business and management education at Schulich, other business schools and academic communities in general. The lecture complements one given at the official launch of the Schulich Business Ethics program in 1992. Titled “The Business of Ethics and the Ethics of Business",this earlier talk identified the key themes that would guide the new program's development.
REGISTER:	Register on line at: http://www.schulich.yorku.ca/cragglecture
QUERY:	Mary Amati Administrative Assistant, Business Ethics Schulich School of Business, York University Tel: 416 736-5809 Fax: 416 736-5195 Email: mamati@schulich.yorku.ca