2017 Winners

Congratulations to the 2017 Ethics in Action Video Competition Winners!

Short Film Category Winners (1-3 Minutes)

1st Place Grand Prize ($1,000): Betty’s Call School: Maryville University Team Member: Samantha Piper and K. Jacobson Runner Up ($500): The Wage Gap School: Colorado State University Team Members: Katherine Jacobs, Sarah Cohen and Eric Nestington Viewer’s Choice 1st Place ($700): Office Television School: Ohio University Team Members: Harrison Higgins, Malcolm Mueller, Madison Collier, Margaret Sudetic, Mellisa Ikwubuo, Alex Peterson, Samantha Carder, Brian Hewitt and Dylan Rogers Viewer’s Choice Runner Up ($300): Gas Up School: Adams State University Team Members: Paitton Heltenberg, Cade Kunugi, Braydon Wakasugi and Kreg Vollmer

Commercial Category Winners (1 Minute or Less)

1st Place Grand Prize ($800): Nepotism School: Oral Roberts University Team Members: Jose Morales Viewer’s Choice 1st Place ($500): Fraud Triangle School: University of the U.S. Virgin Islands Team Members: Jessica Taylor, Rohsaan Francis, Brencia Skeete and Rae-Dawn Richardson

Bonus Awards

Due to the high quality and volume of video submissions, the video judging process was extremely difficult. This year, the competition judges decided to award additional prizes to four finalist videos, which are listed below: Finalist ($100): Biased Decision School: Loyola University, New Orleans Team Members: Edwin Unzalu, Valeria Kawas and Rosalia Esteva Finalist ($100): Corruption in our Everyday Lives School: Oklahoma State University Team Members: Caroline Kuper, Courtney Dike, Jacob Westhusin and Shelby Allen Finalist ($100): Questionable Questions School: University of Northern Colorado Team Members: Joanna Johnson, Richard Hill, Coleman McCann and Ahmad Aldewaish Finalist ($100): Theft in the Work Place School: University of Northern Colorado Team Members: Nathan Bush, Madison Bruchs, Cody Bowen, Jessica Cabral Ruiz, Suzie Benoit and Nathan Bush The NASBA CPT applauds everyone who created a video and demonstrated why ethical leadership is so important in business. SPONSORED BY:

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