Past Winners of
the Kerr Award
BSBA Winners
The undergraduate (BSBA) prize was
first awarded in 2000.
2003 - Sean H. Park, The
Kyoto Protocol: Ethical and Economic Issues in Emission Trading
2002 - Alexander Chan, Problems
Related to the Accounting Industry and Accounting Standards:
Evaluation
of Proposed Reform Measures
2001 - Nykia
Wright, Financial
Derivatives: Reactively Eliminate or Prudently Regulate?
2000 - Andrew S. Chiu, The
Ethics of Internet Privacy
MBA Winners
2003 - No award
2002 - Todd Justman, Dirty
Deeds Done Dirt Cheap: Technology and the Issue of Music Piracy
2001 - Marla
A. Block, Decoding
the Book of Life:
Are Genomes Proprietary?
2000 - Matthew Levy, A
New Tool for a New Economy (Community development venture
capital
funds)
1999 - M. Lisa Swoboda, The
Ethics of Pharma-Economics: An Examination of Corporate
Responsibility in the Pharmaceutical Industry
1998 - James C. Tragakis, The
Ethics of Part-Time Employment (large file)
1997 - Dinesh Ramde, Double
Trouble: To Clone or Not to Clone
1996 - No prize awarded
1995 - Steven C. Blackmore, The
Need for Ethics in Corporate Boardrooms:
An Analysis of
Current Ethical Issues in the Context of Legal Requirements
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