December 2022

Commercialization of Collegiate Sports Raises Ethical Questions

Accountability, Sports Ethics, Technology/AI /

Are Partnerships Between Sports Betting Companies and Universities a Bridge Too Far? The commercialization of collegiate sports is an outgrowth of the legitimization of gambling in America. It started with off-track betting, spread to state lotteries, then casino gambling, and now we have fantasy sports betting. Collegiate sports have been affected as well through agreements […]

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The Time is Right to Mandate Financial Reporting of ESG Issues

ESG, Integrated Report, SASB, Sustainability /

Sustainability Disclosures Need to Be Enhanced It seems that everywhere we turn these days, sustainability reporting is discussed. From individuals to corporations and nonprofits, almost everyone is jumping on board with the idea that we all need to live more sustainable lives, including protecting the environment. Reporting on ESG Issues Sustainability issues can be related

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Can Effective Altruism Create a More Caring Community of Givers?

Behavioral Ethics, Empathy/Compassion /

Targeted Charitable Giving to Benefit Society I’ve been hearing a lot about “effective altruism” and decided to do some research and devote today’s blog to the topic. I was particularly struck by the use of the term in a story about Sam Bankman-Fried and the debacle at FTX. When asked about the soaring value of

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