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Marylhurst University Hosts 2009 Ethics BowlStudents and Professionals Debate Solutions to Ethical Dilemmas at the 2009 Ethics BowlMarylhurst University hosted the 4th Annual Ethics Bowl of the Oregon Independent College Foundation on February 28, 2009. The 2009 OICF Ethics Bowl matched student teams from the OICFs ten member colleges and universities in five rounds of case debates over a variety of contemporary ethical dilemmas. Teams of 3 to 5 students were paired in head-to-head team matches that were judged by panels of distinguished leaders from across Oregon and Washington who listened to team presentations and offered reactions to students. Mohan Nair, EVP & Chief Marketing Executive, The Regence Group; Christopher Folkestad, Executive Director, Maybelle Clark Macondald Fund; and Kathy Oliver, Executive Director, Outside In, served as judges for the final debate between University of Portland and Willamette University. This years top honor went to the team from University of Portland. Students grappled with real-world ethical questions that challenged their thinking on issues such as social networking rights, frozen embryos, presidential pardons, mental health concerns, and a host of other timely, hot-button issues. "The Ethics Bowl allows many of the brightest students from Oregons dynamic independent college sector to work with some of the regions most recognized business and community personalities," said Mohan Nair, Chair of the OICF Ethics & Leadership Program Committee. "Students are able to have in-depth discussions with business leaders that would rarely occur otherwise. The Ethics Bowl format provides a wonderful opportunity for students from the ten OICF colleges to apply decision-making skills they have developed through their coursework." Since 1950, the Oregon Independent College Foundation has served as a fundraising and programmatic consortium of Oregons ten leading private colleges and universities. OICF members include: Concordia University, George Fox University, Lewis & Clark College, Linfield College, Marylhurst University, Pacific University, Reed College, University of Portland, Warner Pacific College and Willamette University. | |||||||
Mohan Nair, Executive Vice President & Chief Marketing Executive, The Regence Group (Chair)
Robin Baker, President, George Fox University
Gillian Floren, Vice President, Marketing and Business Retention, Greenlight Greater Portland
Robert Hirshon, Wein Charitable Trust
Dennis Rawlinson, Partner, Miller Nash LLP
Mark Swenson, Regional Vice President, Bon Appétit Management Company
Mike Van Orman, Vice President, U.S. Bank of Oregon
Herbert Aschkenasy, President, Oregon Freeze Dry
George Brown, M.D., President & CEO, Legacy Health System
Roger Busse, President & COO, Pacific Continental Bank
Kate Buzbee, Associate Internal Auditor, Providence Health & Services
David Childers, CEO & President, EthicsPoint, Inc.
Drew Corrigan, Partner, KPMG
Don Coulman, Patent Attorney, Invention Law Group
Sam Currie, District Manager, Bon Appétit Management Company
Britt Davis, Director of Development, Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University (Moderator)
Randy Drake, Senior Vice President Fitness & Business Development, 24-Hour Fitness
Jay Dudley, VP, General Counsel & Corporate Compliance Officer, Portland General Electric
Christopher Folkestad, CPA, Executive Director, Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund
Fr. Rick Ganz, SJ, Jesuit of the Oregon Province, Visiting Scholar at the MJ Murdock Charitable Trust
Lonnie Iholts, President, Siuslaw Bank
Benita Joseph, Oregon District HR Manager, United Parcel Service (Moderator)
Richard Josephson, Senior VP, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Schnitzer Steel Industries
Jerry Ketel, President, Leopold Ketel & Partners
Melissa Mackie, College Relations Lead, The Regence Group (Moderator)
Cinthia Manel, Loyalty Program Coordinator, The Regence Group (Moderator)
Robert McKean, President & CEO, Albina Community Bank
Mohan Nair, EVP & Chief Marketing Executive, The Regence Group
John Nolting, Senior Vice President, KeyBank
Kathy Oliver, Executive Director, Outside In
Judy Peppler, President Oregon, Qwest Communications
Pam Resnik, Business Relationship & Community Development, Northwest Bank
Bruce Rubin, Partner, Miller Nash LLP
Terry Shanley, CEO, SMART
Jeff Sponaugle, Chief Technology Officer, Kryptiq Corporation
Robert Sznewajs, President & CEO, West Coast Bancorp
Mike Van Orman, Vice President, U.S. Bank
Jodi Walder-Biesanz, Communications Consultant
Grant Watkinson, President, Coastwide Laboratories
Laura Weiss, Independent Sustainability Consultant
Jaqueline Yerby, Assistant Vice President - Ethics & Compliance, The Regence Group

Christine Jackson and Adam Taylor listen intently to the debate. Abdul-Rahim Audi and Thomas Wolfe rounded out the Marylhurst team.