Students in Free Enterprise
2010 Business Ethics Conference
Monday and Tuesday, February 22-23, 2010
This event is free of charge but requires a registration.
Please R.S.V.P by February 18 using the form below or online at
www.mvnu.edu/ethicsconference.
Questions? Contact Denise Hess at (740) 397-9000, ext. 3300 or
dhess@mvnu.edu.
2010 Business Ethics Conference Registration Form
You may also register online at www.mvnu.edu/ethicsconference.
Name ______________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________
City___________________________ State ________________
Phone ______________________________________________
E-mail______________________________________________
Position
__ Business Owner
__ College Faculty
__ College Student
__ High School Transcript
__ High School Faculty
I will attend (check all that apply):
__ Monday night session
__ Tuesday conference.
Return form to:
Denise Hess, 800 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr. Ken Blackwell
The Threat to America’s Moral Foundation in Her Third Century
Dr. Blackwell has a distinguished record of diplomat, educator, and
independent corporate director. He is one of the nation’s leading
conservative voices and a strong advocate of free market enterprise. His
public service includes terms as mayor of Cincinnati, treasurer of the State
of Ohio and Secretary of State, among many others.
SESSION SPEAKERS
Dr. Monty Lobb, Fellow at American Center for Civic Character
Character Ethics: Can They Be Recovered, and How?
As former Assistant Secretary of State, Dr. Lobb’s background includes
stints as a public defender, Deputy General Counsel at the Ohio Treasury,
General Counsel and Chief of Staff at the Ohio Secretary of State office. In
2004, he was awarded the State of Ohio Certified Public Manager of the
Year Award. Dr. Lobb is the president of Kenosis, Ltd., an organizational
change consulting firm.
Dr. Melanie A. Spangler
Associate Professor of Business, MVNU
“Is Business Ethics an Oxymoron?”
Dr. Melanie A. Spangler received her J.D. from Capital University Law
School and her MBA and bachelor’s degree from Mount Vernon Nazarene
University. Prior to her work in academia, she practiced law for five years
and was employed as an Assistant Prosecutor and Assistant Law Director in
Newark, Ohio, handling criminal and civil litigation.
Schedule of Events
MONDAY
Keynote Address: Dr. Ken Blackwell,
7 p.m., Thorne Performance Hall
TUESDAY
Registration: 10:15 a.m., Thorne Lobby
Session 1: 10:30-11:45 a.m.,
Thorne Performance Hall
Lunch Break: 12-1 p.m., (on your own)
Session 2: 1:15-2:30 p.m.
Thorne Performance Hall