Dear Dean Davis-Blake,
We are current students of the Stephen M. Ross School of Business concerned about the state of ethics and values at the school. Recent events regarding student conduct and the consequences of those actions have damaged the reputation of this institution in our view. We are concerned about the precedent it has established and the long-term ramifications it will have on both current and future Ross graduates.
We ask that you take action to ensure that such situations will not occur in the future and that the Community Values we all pledged to uphold when we chose to come here are strictly upheld. This includes a zero-tolerance attitude towards students found to be in violation of cheating.
The stories coming into my inbox prove that I am not the only student losing sleep over how these ethics violations are being handled. We are currently organizing our notes to present a formal request for a meeting with the administration because the current lack of accountability is unacceptable for a business school.
April 10, 2012
Seeing this level of support confirms that so many of my classmates feel the same ache for our school to finally honor its promise. This momentum proves that we refuse to let our reputation be defined by a lack of accountability.
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David Spencer
14 years ago
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Zero tolerance is the only way to go. If you cant do the work fairly you dont belong in a top program like this.
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Jason Adeyemi
14 years ago
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The reputation of this school is sliding fast. Do something about it already
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Michelle Huang
14 years ago
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Finally someone said it. It makes all of our degrees look bad when people think we just cheat our way through. Really hope the administration wakes up.
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Dear Dean Davis-Blake,
We are current students of the Stephen M. Ross School of Business concerned about the state of ethics and values at the school. Recent events regarding student conduct and the consequences of those actions have damaged the reputation of this institution in our view. We are concerned about the precedent it has established and the long-term ramifications it will have on both current and future Ross graduates.
We ask that you take action to ensure that such situations will not occur in the future and that the Community Values we all pledged to uphold when we chose to come here are strictly upheld. This includes a zero-tolerance attitude towards students found to be in violation of cheating.
The stories coming into my inbox prove that I am not the only student losing sleep over how these ethics violations are being handled. We are currently organizing our notes to present a formal request for a meeting with the administration because the current lack of accountability is unacceptable for a business school.
April 10, 2012
Seeing this level of support confirms that so many of my classmates feel the same ache for our school to finally honor its promise. This momentum proves that we refuse to let our reputation be defined by a lack of accountability.
3 Comments
D
David Spencer
14 years ago
Featured
Zero tolerance is the only way to go. If you cant do the work fairly you dont belong in a top program like this.
J
Jason Adeyemi
14 years ago
Featured
The reputation of this school is sliding fast. Do something about it already
M
Michelle Huang
14 years ago
Featured
Finally someone said it. It makes all of our degrees look bad when people think we just cheat our way through. Really hope the administration wakes up.
Zero tolerance is the only way to go. If you cant do the work fairly you dont belong in a top program like this.