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The Cheating Culture has been the subject of a charged national conversation since its publication. Callahan has been featured on numerous television and radio programs, and reviews and feature stories about the book have appeared in over 100 newspapers and magazines. In his speaking appearances around the country, Callahan engages audiences in this important conversation. An inspiring, passionate speaker, he challenges listeners to ask themselves hard moral questions and offers solutions to the growing pressure to succeed at any cost.
Educators at all levels have found Callahan’s presentations to be a powerful catalyst for discussion among students and faculty about growing academic dishonesty.
Business leaders say that Callahan’s analysis adds a “big picture” dimension to the discussion of ethics and regulatory compliance in industry.
Professional groups have benefited from Callahan’s keen insights about how members deal with the new pressures to cut corners and the challenges of self-regulation.
Public policy and faith organizations connect with Callahan's analysis of the crisis of values in American society and the underlying inequities that help to fuel this crisis. Recent Appearances Union League Club of Chicago Columbia University Seattle Town Hall
Outdoor Industry Association Duke Law School Sam Walton School of Business Association of University and College Housing Officers The Denver Forum Caveon Test Security City Club of San Diego University of California at Berkeley National Arts Club Case Western University Wharton School of Business Harvard Medical School Better Business Bureau of Northern Illinois UCLA Law School Amherst College Texas A&M University Audience Comments “We had rave reviews. The journalists rated David’s talk the best of the week – and he was in good company with some first class speakers, thinkers, two Pulitzer-prize winners and one Nobel laureate.” International Longevity Center
"Superb. The best session we have had this year. David was a masterful communicator of important findings and conclusions. Moreover, his capacity for engaging in real dialogue is extraordinary." Columbia University
“He really motivated and inspired the students and faculty members to promote academic integrity on campus. He challenged people to get involved. Wonderful job!” Texas A&M University
"David's presentation was thought-provoking and engaging for students and faculty alike. I highly recommend him for all audiences interested in the state of ethics today, in the academy and beyond." Duke Law School
“A wonderful keynote address. He was the best speaker we’ve had yet – polished, professional, and everything I hoped for in a speaker.” Better Business Bureau, Western Washington
“David interspersed humor with great facts. His enthusiasm and passion really came through. It was a great topic and great discussion. I hope to have him back again.” Nichols College
“It was our pleasure to have David speak. His reading and discussion truly challenged members of the audience.” Harvard Medical School
“A splendid talk. His views on a topic so critical to civic engagement provided wonderful stimulus for our participants and set the stage for a lively, reasoned, and civil discussion.” Margaret Chase Smith Library
“We were very happy with the speech. The students reported that it was thought-provoking and engaging and gave them a different framework to consider ethical actions in their college work and also out in the real world. I think the fact that he provided real-world examples that a lot of the students may end up facing was good. It was very applicable to their experience." University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
“Terrific speech. We’re really pleased. All of our attendees liked him and the message was great. . . . He did a great job speaking.” Caveon Test Security Suggested Topics
The Cheating Culture More Americans are breaking the rules to get ahead. Why? A provocative analysis of the alarming state of ethics in America.
Honest Business in a Dishonest World In businesses large and small, managers and employees face pressures to cut corners. Where do these pressures come from? How can we protect our integrity and our bottom line?
The Challenge of Professional Integrity Law, medicine, and other professions are beset by ethical misconduct. Why? Is this new? How well does self-regulation work? What other solutions are needed?
Honesty in the Academy Cheating has soared among students. A penetrating look at recent trends and explanations – along with proven strategies for educators and students for promoting academic integrity.
The Ethical Leader Integrity flows from the top. What does it take to set the right tone and be an ethical leader? An inspiring look at how leaders from different fields create a climate of integrity.
Democracy and Ethics A weak democracy and rising social inequities spread cynicism and anxiety and help to fuel the culture of cheating. What can be done to make more Americans feel that they are stakeholders in our society.
Contact Information
To invite David Callahan to speak to your organization, please contact:
Wendy Paris 212-725-0674 or 917-622-0912
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