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Faculty Stipend Applications
Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership Offers Stipends for 2025 Deadline March 1
The Ukleja Center’s 2023-2024 programs and services were made possible through the generous support…
Student Leadership Institute Application
Deadline March 1, 2025 ~ Discover your Core Values!
2024 Ethics at The Beach Seminar
Pictured from left to right: Carl Kemp, Morgan Shidler, Lucia Martinez Perez, Dr. Shelly Collins,…
2024 Faculty Stipend Recipients Announced
Ethics Across the Curriculum and Ethics Research Stipend Recipients Announced
To advance our…
2023 Nell and John Wooden Ethics in Leadership Award
Over 185 community leaders gathered at The Modern this fall to celebrate the presentation of the…
2023 Faculty Stipend Recipients Announced
Ethics Across the Curriculum and Ethics Research Stipend Recipients Announced
To advance our…
Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership
The Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership was established in 2005 to offer training to enhance the integration of ethics in everything we do.
Our center engages students, faculty, and community leaders through programs and activities that embody our core values.
The core principles of the Ukleja Center are our:
- Mission: Equipping people with the transformational power of ethical leadership
- Vision: Strengthening communities by creating a culture that inspires ethical practice
- Core Values: Integrity, Servant Leadership, Excellence, and Empowerment
We base our actions on three pillars that serve as our guiding lights:
- Education: Engaging students in programs that enhance their ethical leadership development
- Community Engagement: Augmenting the practice of ethical leadership in our community, both on campus and beyond
- University Research: Engaging faculty members in original research on ethical leadership
Education: Engaging students in programs that enhance their ethical leadership development
Community Engagement: Augmenting the practice of ethical leadership in our community, both on campus and beyond
​University Research: Engaging faculty members in original research on ethical leadership
