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Holloran Center for Ethical Leadership

This new addition our Web site features bi-weekly videos, articles or other contributions by the Holloran Center staff relating to current ethical issues. Send your suggestions or comments to glstrobl@stthomas.edu

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Holloran Center Research Program
The Association of American Colleges and Universities recently published Professor Neil Hamilton and Jerry Gaff's THE FUTURE OF THE PROFESSORIATE: ACADEMIC FREEDOM, PEER REVIEW AND SHARED GOVERNANCE (2009), the first in a new series of occasional papers from AAC&U.

Link to SSRN: The Future of the Professoriate: Academic Freedom, Peer Review And Shared Governance

Professor Hamilton joins distinguished scholars in a debate about Stanley Fish's new book on the responsibilities and ethics of the professorate.

Link to SSRN: Academic Freedom's Duties: A Review of Stanley Fish's Save the World on Your Own Time

The St. Thomas Law Journal published Neil Hamilton's Ethical Leadership in the Professions. 6 UST Journal of Law  358-396 (2009).

Link to SSRN: Ethical Leadership in the Professions

Professor Neil Hamilton and Fellow Verna Monson have recently posted their working paper, The Empirical Relationship of Professionalism to Effectiveness in the Practice of Law.

Link to SSRN: The Empirical Relationship of Professionalism to Effectiveness in the Practice of Law

 

 

 

Lessons Learned from the Failure of Others
Presentations with Hank Shea and former white collar offenders which explore the causes, consequences and prevention of their conduct.

Recent Presentation Reviews:
Elon University School of Law reviews Hank Shea's presentation on the "Top Ten List of Lessons Learned from White Collar Crime."

Click HERE for a review of Nick and Carolyn Ryberg's latest "Lessons Learned" presentation with Hank Shea at Harvard Business School.

The Dartmouth reviews the “Lessons Learned" presentation featuring Hank Shea, Nick and Carolyn Ryberg.

Upcoming Presentations:
Feb. 2: Stanford Law School (Hank Shea ethics presentation with Nick and Carolyn Ryberg.)

Feb. 3: Santa Clara University (Hank Shea ethics presentation with Nick and Carolyn Ryberg.)