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August, 2005
Kaplan
University Launches New Online Master
Degrees in Criminal Justice and Business
Administration
PRNewswire,
August 23, 2005 |
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Kaplan University announced today the
introduction of two new graduate
programs, a Master of Science in
Criminal Justice (MSCJ) degree and a
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
degree.
"Kaplan's new MBA program challenges
working business professionals to
examine themselves in relation to
theories and practices in today's
business world," said Dr. James M.
Dorris, Dean of Kaplan University
Graduate School of Business. "It helps
them develop personal action plans to
assume leadership roles in the business
world."
Distinguished scholars for the MBA
program include Claire McCaskill,
Auditor for the state of Missouri, an
expert on leadership and financial
auditing, and
Dr.
Patricia Werhane, Wicklander Chair of
Business Ethics at DePaul University.
Dr. Werhane also serves as the Peter and
Adeline Ruffin Professor of Business
Ethics and Senior Fellow of the Olsson
Center for Applied Ethics at the Darden
School of Business at the University of
Virginia.
(Also appeared on WGCL-TV CBS 46
Atlanta, WVLT-TV CBS 8 Knoxville, KTRE
[TX], KPTV-TV UPN 12 Beaverton [OR],
WHNT-TV News 19 Huntsville [AL], Ohio
News Network, KHNL-TV NBC 8 [HI], WIVB-TV
[Buffalo], and in Black Enterprise
Magazine, My Way Finance, iWon Money,
VantageLink, and Chief Learning
Officer. |
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Conflict of interest quandary
San Francisco
Chronicle, August 17, 2005
By David Lazarus |
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Gary Forsee, chief exec of newly merged
phone giant Sprint Nextel, rang the
opening bell of the New York Stock
Exchange on Tuesday, announcing the
arrival of a company with more than 44
million cell phone subscribers and about
80,000 employees. Sitting on the
company's board as an independent
director is William Kennard, former
chairman of the Federal Communications
Commission. At the same time, Kennard
sits on the board of Hawaiian Telcom,
Hawaii's largest telecom provider. Like
Sprint Nextel, Hawaiian Telcom offers
long- distance phone service, making the
two companies direct competitors. A
Carlyle spokesman, Chris Ullman, said
that because Hawaiian Telcom leases its
wireless infrastructure from Sprint
Nextel, the two companies aren't
actually rivals, even though they both
offer mobile phone and long- distance
services.
"From a legal point of view, that may
be right," responded
Ed Hartman,
director of the Prudential Business
Ethics Center at Rutgers University.
"But if I was a stockholder in Sprint
Nextel, I'd be wondering if all members
of the board are looking out for my
interests." |
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