Bryan News
- Register for the Bryan School Golf Tournament
- McDowell Center to Sponsor Global IT Conference
- Bryan School Professor Elected to Online Hall of Fame
- Becky Levin - 2008 Recipient of the Bryan School Distinguished Alumni Award
- Economist Address High Gas Prices
- Bryan School Presents Awards to Top Students
- Bryan School Presents Teaching Excellence Awards
- Nation’s Cyber Security Subject of New Book by UNCG Professor
- Doug Taylor Named Outstanding Staff Member
- Chris Ruhm's interview with NPR: "A Financial Squeeze Might Be Good for You"
- 61 Inducted into Business Honor Society at UNCG
- Other Bryan School News
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The BB&T Program on Capitalism, Markets and Morality
The BB&T Program on Capitalism, Markets, and Morality is an interdisciplinary program that encourages the study of the moral and philosophical foundations of capitalism. The program is committed to providing an in-depth and balanced examination of the moral, legal, economic and political debates surrounding issues of freedom, personal responsibility, justice and social welfare.
The Program on Capitalism, Markets and Morality has developed undergraduate and graduate courses on the ethical and moral foundations of capitalism as an economic system and the issues associated with capitalism today. The undergraduate course, Contemporary Economic Issues is offered as a freshman seminar course through the Lloyd International Honors College. The graduate course is entitled Ethics and Economics and is open to graduate students across campus.
In addition to expanded course offerings, the program sponsors a distinguished lecture series featuring academic and professional economists, philosophers, political scientists and business leaders. The series is designed to provide diverse viewpoints in order to engage undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty and the community in a discussion of morality, freedom and capitalism.