Request for Proposal ListingsPolicy, Issues and Ethics for Professional Practice (MGMT 507 Spring 24)
Policy, Issues and Ethics for Professional Practice (MGMT 507 Spring 24)
SUNY Potsdam
Policy, Issues and Ethics for Professional Practice (MGMT 507 Spring 24)
03/11/2024 to 05/10/2024
Amanda LeDesmaCollaboration Overview
About Students
Students in this course are either Seniors in their bachelor program or typically first-year Master's students. They likely have not developed a business policy before but have exposure to business analysis, needs, and functions. Students have experience researching and analyzing problems and recommending solutions.
About Program Goals
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will:
1. understand the history and evolution of business ethics,
2. understand the relationship between ethics and corporate governance,
3. analyze ethical dilemmas to determine appropriate courses of action,
4. understand the organizational factors that influence decision making and policy,
5. describe key factors within corporate risk areas,
6. differentiate between values, morals, ethics, and social responsibility,
7. understand the impact of current issues on corporate policy, and
8. identify leadership and communication styles that are most effective at mitigating
unethical behavior.
1. understand the history and evolution of business ethics,
2. understand the relationship between ethics and corporate governance,
3. analyze ethical dilemmas to determine appropriate courses of action,
4. understand the organizational factors that influence decision making and policy,
5. describe key factors within corporate risk areas,
6. differentiate between values, morals, ethics, and social responsibility,
7. understand the impact of current issues on corporate policy, and
8. identify leadership and communication styles that are most effective at mitigating
unethical behavior.
About the Collaboration Format
Class project framed as a live case study for one or more student teams to work on.
Benefits for Industry Partners
Program Details
Students Include: Bachelor Degree, Graduate Degree
Students Enrolled: 12 Students Enrolled
Program Duration: 8 weeks
Program Launch Date: 03/11/24
Program End Date: 05/10/24
Student Commitment: 4-7 Hours hrs/week
Course Format: Live Case, Multiple Projects Multiple Teams
Modality: Fully Remote
# of Projects: 2
View All Program DetailsProject Requirements
| Industry Partner Requirements | |
|---|---|
| Project Topics | Employee and Labor Management Political Organization, Policy Change, and Advocacy |
| Location Preferences |
Local (within 30 miles) |
| Compensation |
Following compensation will be offered to the students
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| Sponsorship |
No Sponsorship Required |
| Other Requirements | |
| Project Management Time Commitment | 2 Hours per week |
| Interested Industries | Aerospace & Defense Agriculture & Farming Arts & Recreation Biotech & Pharmaceuticals Computers & Hardware Construction, Repair & Maitenance Consumer Services Education Energy & Utilities Fashion & Apparel Finance Food & Beverage Government Health Care Insurance Manufacturing Media Natural Resources Non-Profit Professional Services Public Works Real Estate Restaurants, Bars & Food Services Retail Software & IT Sports & Entertainment Telecommunications Transportation & Logistics Travel & Tourism |
Skills & Expertise
Business & Corporate Law Business Project Management Communications Creative Direction Customer Success Data Entry Labor & Employment Law Management Consulting Qualitative Research| Key Program Dates | Due Date |
|---|---|
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Project Launch
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Mar 11 2023, 12:00.00 AM |
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Request for Proposal published
Collaboration request published. Industry Partners may express interest in participating.
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Apr 14 2023, 03:17.16 PM |
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Finalize Project Charter
Educators and Industry Partners finalize project charters, legal documents, and background materials.
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May 20 2023, 03:17.16 PM |
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Official Program End
We’ll find a time on this day for you to meet with the students to wrap up your project.
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Aug 10 2023, 12:00.00 AM |
* We’ve got some inspirational project ideas below! These are related project topics that you can mix and match the components for the best cross-functional project experience possible.
Employee and Labor Management
Political Organization, Policy Change, and Advocacy
| Program Overview | ||
|---|---|---|
| Program Title | Policy, Issues and Ethics for Professional Practice (MGMT 507 Spring 24) | |
| Organization | SUNY Potsdam | |
| Student Application Link | https://potsdam.capsource.app/program/mgmt-507-policy-issues-and-ethics-for-professional-practice/rfp | |
| # of Students Enrolled |
11
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| # of Projects Running |
2 Project/s Added (of 2 Projects Expected)
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Program Timeline Project Duration |
Start Date: 03/11/24 End Date: 05/10/24 2 months |
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| Collaboration Overview | ||
|---|---|---|
| About Students |
Students in this course are either Seniors in their bachelor program or typically first-year Master's students. They likely have not developed a business policy before but have exposure to business analysis, needs, and functions. Students have experience researching and analyzing problems and recommending solutions.
Student Level: Bachelor Degree Graduate Degree Student Time Commitment: Full Time Team Structure: 1 - 1 |
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| Program Goals | Upon successful completion of this course, the student will:
1. understand the history and evolution of business ethics, 2. understand the relationship between ethics and corporate governance, 3. analyze ethical dilemmas to determine appropriate courses of action, 4. understand the organizational factors that influence decision making and policy, 5. describe key factors within corporate risk areas, 6. differentiate between values, morals, ethics, and social responsibility, 7. understand the impact of current issues on corporate policy, and 8. identify leadership and communication styles that are most effective at mitigating unethical behavior. |
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| Format Structure |
Multiple Projects Multiple Teams |
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| Format Title | Live Case | |
| Format Description | Class project framed as a live case study for one or more student teams to work on.
|
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| Benefits For Industry Partners | ||
| Project Modality | Fully Remote | |
| Industry Partner Requirements to Participate | ||
|---|---|---|
| Project Topics | Employee and Labor Management Political Organization, Policy Change, and Advocacy | |
| Target Industries | Aerospace & Defense Agriculture & Farming Arts & Recreation Biotech & Pharmaceuticals Computers & Hardware Construction, Repair & Maitenance Consumer Services Education Energy & Utilities Fashion & Apparel Finance Food & Beverage Government Health Care Insurance Manufacturing Media Natural Resources Non-Profit Professional Services Public Works Real Estate Restaurants, Bars & Food Services Retail Software & IT Sports & Entertainment Telecommunications Transportation & Logistics Travel & Tourism | |
| Skills & Expertise | Business & Corporate Law Business Project Management Communications Creative Direction Customer Success Data Entry Labor & Employment Law Management Consulting Qualitative Research | |
| Location Information & Preferences |
Local (within 30 miles) |
|
| Sponsorship |
No Sponsorship Required |
|
| Compensation |
Following compensation will be offered to the students: |
|
| Other Requirements | ||
| Expected Time Commitment For Project Managers | 2 Hours per week | |
| Key Program Dates | Due Date |
|---|---|
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Project Launch
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Mar 11 2023, 12:00.00 AM |
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Request for Proposal published
Collaboration request published. Industry Partners may express interest in participating.
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Apr 14 2023, 03:17.16 PM |
|
Finalize Project Charter
Educators and Industry Partners finalize project charters, legal documents, and background materials.
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May 20 2023, 03:17.16 PM |
|
Official Program End
We’ll find a time on this day for you to meet with the students to wrap up your project.
|
Aug 10 2023, 12:00.00 AM |
Amanda LeDesma
View ProfileColorado State University
Assistant Professor @ Suny Potsdam for 4 year(s)
Jenica Rogers
View ProfileDorf Endowed Director for Applied Learning, Senior International Officer @ Suny Potsdam for 11 year(s)
Rachael Orose
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Jared Wall
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Robyn robyn@wordsalive.org
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Lauren Fusco
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Resources
| Links & Documents |
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| Syllabus MGMT507 SU20 docx |
| SU23 MGMT507 Policy Issues Ethics Syllabus docx |
Projects
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| Project | Organization | Topics |
|---|---|---|
| Understanding the Policy Landscape for Reading, Literacy, and Education | Words Alive | Employee and Labor Management Political Organization, Policy Change, and Advocacy |
| Clarification of Member and Organizational Policies | National Foundation for Transplants | Political Organization, Policy Change, and Advocacy |