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VFIC ETHICS PROGRAM

2013 Wells Fargo Ethics Bowl
Topic: "Ethics & Social Media"
February 10-11, 2013
held on the campus of
Randolph College, Lynchburg, Virginia

Final Debate

Final Round - Washington and Lee University (left) vs. Hampden-Sydney College (right)

2013 Championship Team
Hampden-Sydney College

HSC - 2013 Ethics Bowl Champions

Hampden-Sydney College's 2013 Ethics Bowl team (above, left to right): Ryan Rivas, junior, Biology & Philosophy; Will Brantly, freshman, majoring in History and English; Christopher Deen, senior, majoring in Philosophy & Government and Foreign Affairs; and Baker Allen, junior, majoring in Economics.

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2013 Runnerup Team
Washington and Lee University

W&L_2013 Runnerup

Washington and Lee University's 2013 Ethics Bowl team (left to right):
James Spencer, junior majoring in Philosophy & Politics; Paul Kuveke, junior majoring in Philosophy; Reilly Kidwell, senior majoring in Philosophy and Neuroscience; Miles Abell, junior majoring in Philosophy; Sarah Hugg, junior majoring in Philosophy and English

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2013 Final Round Judges

2013 Ethics Bowl Judges

Kimberly L. Barnes (left), Communications Specialist, Dominion Resources, Inc.; Thomas W. Kirchmaier (center), Sr. VP & General Manager, General Dynamics Information Technology and VFIC Trustee G. William Beale (rignt), Chief Executive Officer, Union First Market Bank.
 

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Distinguished professionals serving as judges and moderators, faculty members, and students from across Virginia support the VFIC’s annual Ethics Bowl testifying to the priority that each of these individuals places on personal ethics in the workplace, classroom, and all aspects of their lives.

The Ethics Bowl program was conceptualized in 1997 by the VFIC Ethics Task Force, co-chaired by Roger Mudd, History Channel - Journalist (retired) and VFIC trustee, and Phillip Stone, President of Bridgewater College (1994-2010). The mission of the task force was to explore opportunities to involve students at the 15 VFIC colleges in the lively debate and consideration of applied ethics—real world dilemmas that affect peoples lives in increasingly complex ways.

While each VFIC institution had woven ethics into the curriculum and culture of their campuses, the intent was to strengthen the focus already in place. With the support of companies and foundations such as Wells Fargo (Signature Event Sponsor since 2002), GEICO, English Construction, Dominion Resources, BCWH Architects and Kinker Press, this event has been held since 2000.

QUESTIONS?
Contact: Emily Lowry, Program Administrator
 

 

 

Wells Fargo
Ethics Bowl
Signature Sponsor
since 2002

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Tom Goode, Wells Fargo

Tom Goode of Wells Fargo announces the winner of the 2013 Wells Fargo Ethics Bowl during the closing ceremony.

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Dr. William F. Quillian, VFIC Honorary Life Trustee

2013 Wells Fargo Ethics Bowl Dinner honored
Dr. William F. Quillian, Jr.
VFIC Trustee 1952-1978
Elected VFIC Honorary Life Trustee 1979
President Emeritus, Randolph-Macon Woman's College (President 1952-1978)

Dr. William F. Quillian, Jr.

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Gary Thomson

2013 Final Round Moderator
VFIC Trustee Gary R. Thomson

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LINKS:

History of the Ethics Bowl

Ethics Bowl CampusCoordinators


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