Students Win Awards at International Business Ethics Competition
Marywood University undergraduate students won awards at the International Business Ethics Case Competition that took place in New Orleans.
Marywood students competed against schools from Europe, Australia, China, Canada, and the United States in this annual competition. Competing in three events, Marywood's team won two and was runner-up in a third. Other collegiate teams competing included Boston College, University of Texas, University of Melbourne, Fordham University, and Marist College.
The International Business Ethics Case Competition is one of two competitions that Marywood students compete in each year. The other is a regional competition, the Business Ethics Bowl at DeSales University. Marywood's team was named the 2015 undergraduate grand champion at this competition.
Pictured, left to right: Sarah Kenehan, Ph.D., advisor and assistant professor of philosophy; Grace Morrissey, Vestal, NY; Caroline Andrews, Clarks Summit, PA; Jin Onn Tan, Malasia; Sr. Anne Munley, IHM, Ph.D., president of Marywood University; Meryl Fioriti, Rock Tavern, NY; Ellen Clauss, Lake Ariel, PA; and Murray James Pyle, Ph.D., advisor and assistant professor of business. Absent from photo: Sherry Frable (Scranton, PA)
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