Related Resources
MBA students, the faculty, alumni and practitioners access and contribute to resources and engage in leadership and ethics activities across Columbia Business School and Columbia University.
Individual, Business and Society (IBS) Curriculum
Viewpoints and course materials
Columbia Ideas at Work
This online knowledge portal offers research briefs that distill research findings into practical applications; an online magazine featuring research summaries and faculty Q&As; and a searchable archive of faculty publications
Leadership Research Guide
Directories, journals, associations and databases
Sarbanes-Oxley Research Guide
Web sites offering information on the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and related corporate governance issues
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Research Guide
Directories, journals, associations and databases
Columbia Libraries: Gateway for Alumni and Friends
E-resources for Columbia alumni and friends
Management Division
Columbia Business School
Social Enterprise Program (SEP)
Columbia Business School
Center for Excellence in Accounting and Security Analysis
Columbia Business School
The Columbia Center for Economy, Environment & Society (CEES)
Earth Institute at Columbia University
Initiative for Policy Dialogue (IPD)
Columbia University
Center on Capitalism & Society
Earth Institute at Columbia University
Center on Corporate Governance
Columbia Law School
Center on Bioethics
Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons
Center for the History and Ethics of Public Health
Columbia's Mailman School of Public Health
Leadership and Ethics Books
Reading list compiled by the Student Leadership & Ethics Board.
Related Student Initiatives
Columbia MBA students build on the School’s offerings in leadership and ethics with their own initiatives as well as those developed under the auspices of the center, such as the Leadership and Ethics Board and Speakers Series.
Several prominent, student-led programs that have been popular for years exemplify students’ long-standing commitment to integrating ethics into their education. These include:
David and Lyn Silfen Leadership Series
The student-organized Silfen Leadership Series brings prominent business leaders to campus throughout the academic year for candid discussions of their own choices and thoughts on leadership.
Honor Board
The student-run Honor Board focuses on ethical issues relevant to student conduct on campus. The board represents student interests in discussions with the faculty and administration on ethics issues and assists in upholding the student Honor Code.
Social Enterprise Club
The Social Enterprise Club helps students pursue business ventures — whether private or public — that seek social benefits as a primary goal. Initiatives include an annual conference, panel discussions, mentoring services and networking events and the Club also provides access to career resources. The Club is a chapter of Net Impact, a national network of business leaders committed to using the power of business to create a better world.
The International Development Club
The International Development Club (IDC) aims to explore and create opportunities for the development of emerging economies. It fulfills this misson by: offering education about the field for the community; facilitating experience in the field for interested members; providing career services for members seeking employment in or related to the field; and fostering a network of students, alumni and professionals with common interests. IDC was formerly known as Managers for International Development Initiatives (MIDI).
