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Dear UW alumni and friends,

Please join us for the  Seattle Area Delta Gamma Lectureship on Values and Ethics featuring  investigative reporter James B. Stewart.

Ethics and Leadership
October 2, 2012, 7 p.m.,
Kane Hall 120, University of Washington

An unprecedented series of corporate scandals, many investigated by journalist James B. Stewart, have left Americans deeply troubled by the ethical lapses of top business leaders. What explains these ethical failures? And why does crisis also bring out highly ethical, even self-sacrificing behavior in some people, as exemplified on Sept. 11, 2001?

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and bestselling author James B. Stewart combines the skills of an investigative reporter with the style and sensibility of a novelist, examining events in finance, law, and politics that shape American society.

Stewart's New York Times column, “Common Sense,” appears weekly in the Business Day section. He provides skillful coverage of corporate America and Wall Street, often exploring the use of power at the highest levels of business and government. A former Wall Street Journal reporter and front-page editor, Stewart received two Gerald Loeb Awards, the George Polk Award for financial reporting, and a Pulitzer Prize with his deputy editor during his time at the paper. Stewart went on to become the founding editor of SmartMoney.

Cost: Free admission. Advance registration is required.

This lecture is supported by the Seattle Area Delta Gamma Lectureship for Values and Ethics.

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