Albright College will host two events that are free and open to the public:

• Business Ethics - To Be Or Not To Be Ethical, Doing the Right Thing When No One's Watching on Wednesday, March 12, 2008, at 6 p.m., in Klein Lecture Hall. This will be an ethics-related discussion led by a panel of professors and business and community leaders. This discussion will teach students that not all ethical decisions have a clear-cut right or wrong answer. It will provoke thoughts about whether or not students will choose to be ethical when no one is watching them. Students will learn about current ethical events in today's academic and business world.
  
  
• Financial Literacy - Ways to Save and Invest on Wednesday, March 26, 2008, at 6 p.m., in the Campus Center Main Lounge. This event, sponsored by the Students in Free Enterprise in partnership with Wachovia Bank, will focus on the importance of effectively saving, budgeting and investing; as well as, using credit wisely and establishing good credit. Kathleen Stankiewicz, financial specialist with Wachovia Bank, will be the main presenter.

Klein Lecture Hall and Campus Center Main Lounge are located in the Center for the Arts on Albright's campus at 13th and Bern Streets in Reading. For more information regarding these events, or disabled assistance, please contact Professor Gertrude Eguae-Obazee at 610-921-7703.

Founded in 1856, Albright College celebrates its Sesquicentennial in 2006. Albright is a nationally ranked, private college with a rigorous liberal arts curriculum with an interdisciplinary focus. The College’s hallmarks are connecting fields of learning, collaborative teaching and learning, and a flexible curriculum that allows students to create an individualized education. Albright College enrolls 1,625 undergraduates in traditional programs, and another 500 adult students in accelerated degree and graduate programs.