Tara L.
Ethics Education for University Students
I met Justin Paperny in November 2019 when he was a guest speaker for a luncheon hosted by the Washington State Society of CPAs. He shared his book Ethics in Motion and talked about his journey of poor ethical choices that led to federal sentencing. I teach accounting at Whitworth University, and it became clear at that time that his lessons would be valuable for my own students to hear. Since then, Justin and his clients visit my classes two to three times each semester via Zoom to share their personal stories, and students have the chance to interact with them personally. This has been an invaluable partnership with White Collar Advice that enhances the delivery of ethics education, leaving a lasting impression on students about how they too can be vulnerable to making wrong choices that could impact their future career.
Reply from White Collar AdviceApr 12, 2022
Thank you Professor Lambert for your review! I (and our clients at White Collar Advice) look forward to returning to your classroom to help your students better understand the motivations and consequences of white collar crime. Best, Justin



