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Winston Forum on Business Ethics

The Winston Forum on Business Ethics, launched in fall of 2007, brings to campus leading voices on the subject of business ethics from a variety of fields and disciplines. The forum has a unique format which brings our guests into contact with undergraduates, graduate students, faculty, alumni, and local business executives.

Featured Speaker

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FBI, Boston Office -  Supervisory Special Agent Cynthia M. Deitle

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

7:00PM – 8:30PM

Murray Function Room

Supervisory Special Agent Cynthia M. Deitle joined the F.B.I. as a Special Agent in 1995 and upon her graduation from the Academy, she was assigned to the New York Division. In 1997, she volunteered for a transfer to the Civil Rights squad where she remained until her promotion to Supervisor in the Civil Rights Unit in Headquarters in 2007. In the New York Division, she was the case agent for many high-profile civil rights investigations including the Color of Law case involving the death of Amadou Diallo, the sexual assault of Abner Louima by a New York City Police Department Officer, and the Hate Crime case involving the death of Yankel Rosenbaum in Crown Heights, NY.  She is the Bureau's designated Subject Matter Expert in Civil Rights and served as the Chief of the Civil Rights Unit from December 2008 until January 2011. In January, 2011, Deitle accepted a transfer to the Boston FBI Office to manage the division's Public Corruption and Civil Rights Programs.

Deitle is an attorney and has earned a Master of Laws degree in Criminal Law from New York University School of Law and a Master of Laws degree in Constitutional Law from the George Washington University National Law Center. She has also published several law review articles dealing with the right to bear arms in the Second Amendment, and police officers' use of excessive force.  She was featured in a February 2011 episode of “60 Minutes” dealing with an unsolved Civil Rights Cold Case investigation in Mississippi, and she appeared in the Investigation Discovery Channel’s Program “The Injustice Files” in 2011 which profiled three unsolved or inadequately addressed Civil Rights Era Cold Cases. Deitle frequently lectures on all aspects of the FBI Civil Rights and Public Corruption Programs and has granted interviews to the Washington Post, New York Times, The Boston Globe, National Public Radio, The British Broadcasting Corporation, and other media outlets.

 

Past Speakers

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Fall 2011
Timothy Anderson, Founder and President, World Computer Exchange

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Spring 2011
A 45th Anniversary Celebration of Haley House
Featuring Kathe McKenna, Executive Director, and Danny Cordon, Director of the Transitional Employment Program

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Fall 2010
Juliet Schor, Boston College Professor of Sociology and Author, Plenitude
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Spring 2010
Jim Koch, Founder, The Boston Beer Company, Brewer of Samuel Adams
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Fall 2009
Mike Dupee '91
Vice President for Corporate Social Responsibility
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
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Spring 2009
Sharon Allen
Chairman of the Board
Deloitte LLP
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Spring 2008
Father William J. Byron, S.J.
Former President, Catholic University of America
Author, "The Power of Principles"
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Fall 2007
Chris Coughlin '74
Executive Vice President and CFO
Tyco International