This report reviews the international literature that explores mental health and well-being issues for staff and students in higher education, and looks at approaches at institutional and national levels that can support the mental health and well-being of university communities. It presents a...

This report reviews the international literature that explores mental health and well-being issues for staff and students in higher education, and looks at approaches at institutional and national levels that can support the mental health and well-being of university communities. It presents a...

We begin with the premise that the happiest and most fulfilled attorneys are those who live a life of meaning and purpose. While many in the legal profession have achieved this goal, many others are unsatisfied with their career trajectories but feel, for a variety of reasons, that they aren’t...

The SEC recently made waves in the long-established investment adviser regulatory landscape by amending the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (the “Act”) with the new investment adviser marketing rule, which became binding on advisers in November of 2022. Recognizing the “outdated and...

Using testimonials in investment adviser advertising has been banned for decades prior to the SEC's new investment adviser marketing rule, which amends the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. The SEC was historically concerned about the undue influence that testimonials may have on investors....

As employers acclimate to our new normal, the COVID vaccine’s emergency status has led to extensive speculation about whether employers can mandate that their employees be vaccinated. While long-established immunizations, including those which have mostly relegated diseases like polio and...

This article provides a big-picture overview of the field of ethics and compliance, paying particular attention to the role and value of collaborating with human resources to achieving effective ethics and compliance programs. I hope this article will be useful to students of ethics and...

In March of 2017, when we were blissfully ignorant of what was to come in that same month a few years later, an associate professor of political science named Robert Kelly was being interviewed on BBC from his home office in South Korea. About a minute into the interview, his four year old...