What Would You Do Differently?

A Rosh Hashanah-Inspired Exploration of Reflection, Responsibility, and Ethical Decision-Making

Rosh Hashanah invites us to pause, reflect, and consider the choices that shape our lives—and the lives of those around us. This engaging CLE ethics program uses the spirit of the New Year as an opportunity to examine our professional and personal decision-making.

• What values guide the choices we make when no one is watching?
• How do our decisions affect the people we serve and those around us?
• When do our responsibilities to others challenge our own interests?
• What does it mean to act with integrity when the right choice isn't always clear?
• What can we do differently this year to become more ethical, responsible, and purposeful?

Tuesday, September 1 | 12-1pm
In-Person at 100 Breyer Estates, Breyer Drive, Elkins Park and via ZOOM

LUNCH SERVED

Presenter: Rabbi Alexander Coleman

Approved for 1.0 CLE Ethics Credits