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Susan Madsen

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Guest opinion: Protecting home and family starts with understanding domestic violence

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By Susan Madsen, Deborah Lin
| Standard-Examiner Verified
By Susan R. Madsen and Deborah Lin  - | Oct 10, 2026 Photo supplied Susan Madsen October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month nationally, offering an opportunity to reflect on how domestic violence affects individuals and families in Northern Utah. The consequences are profound and far�’reaching, and are borne not only by survivors but by the communities that care for them. The long�’term impacts cannot be overstated.
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Forces That Derail Ethical Leadership: Why Good Leaders Make Bad Decisions

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By Susan Madsen
| Forbes Verified
​Dr. Susan R. Madsen, Women & Leadership Global Thought Leader and Scholar, Author, Speaker, and Professor. In business, ethical failures rarely begin with dramatic misconduct. They typically start quietly, with small justifications, subtle cultural cues and cognitive biases that slowly reshape how leaders interpret their choices.
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Voices: If Utah wants to prevent sexual violence, we have to talk about the culture surrounding it

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By Julie Valentine, Susan Madsen, Liliana Olvera-Arbon
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
The allegations emerging from Cornell University are horrifying. A former student reported that she was sexually assaulted by multiple men at a fraternity house after consuming alcohol and drugs. A fraternity Snapchat conversation reportedly described her in crude, transactional sexual terms and alerted other members to the possibility of sexual acts.
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