 The Lundy Chair Philosophy of Business |
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"The free
enterprise system is...the most productive and rewarding...it is also
the most moral since it assumes as rights of the individual to possess
the products of his labor, to exchange them for what he wants, to
determine his own standard of living, and to consume what is his..."
-Burrows T. Lundy |
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The Lundy Chair of Business Philosophy at Campbell University was endowed in 1975 by Burrows T. Lundy, founder of Lundy Packing Company in Clinton, N.C. The purpose of the Lundy Chair is to promote the principles of free enterprise, individual liberty, and minimal government, not only on the campus of Campbell University, but in the community at large. Responsibilities of the The Lundy Professor include teaching The Philosophy of Business (BA300), The World of Business (BA560), and advising the Adam Smith Club. In addition, the Lundy Professor is expected to publish in both the popular press and academic journals. Previous Lundy Chair holders include:
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Dr. Derek
K. Yonai, JD, 2003-Present |
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Dr. Roy Cordato, 1993-2000 |
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Dr. William H. Peterson, 1977; 1988-1993 |
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Dr. Eric Brodin, 1980-1988 |
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Dr. V. Orval Watts |
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