Hatfield Business Ethics Funding

Hatfield Business Ethics Funding

Hatfield funding for the Study of Ethics in Business and Organizations was set up in honor of Robert S. Hatfield '37, who was a loyal and generous Cornellian and prominent business leader. The Chairman and CEO of the Continental Group, he believed strongly in the need to promote ethical business practices in both large and small organizations. This funding is designed to honor this legacy and to assist in the research and study of ethics in business and organizations.

Through the generosity of friends of Robert S. Hatfield, the Program on Ethics and Public Life is able to grant annual funding in his honor to Cornell undergraduate and graduate students.

NOTE: To be considered, all applications must be accompanied by a letter from a faculty member supporting your proposal and its relation to the study of ethics in business and organizations, attached in an email to epl@cornell.edu

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A statement up to one page in length indicating your intended use for the Hatfield funding and how it furthers the study of ethics in business and organizations.
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