Committee on Issues in Management Education

Purpose
The Committee on Issues in Management Education is a special committee of the Board. The Committee is charged with identifying emerging issues and challenges in management education on a global basis. The Committee, or its designated representative, evaluates issues and challenges and makes recommendations to the Board on AACSB policies, plans, and tactics for addressing identified issues and challenges. The Committee on Issues in Management Education may commission independent research within the annual operating and capital budgets approved by the Board.

Structure
The Committee on Issues in Management Education is appointed by the Chair in consultation with the Immediate Past Chair and Vice Chair-Chair Elect. The Committee is comprised of at least seven members with representation from member accredited and non-accredited business schools, including at least one school located outside of the U.S., and member corporations. The Committee may include other individuals who are not representatives of members of AACSB to ensure that the Committee has the appropriate knowledge and skill set to fulfill its responsibilities. A majority of the Committee must be current members of the AACSB Board.

The Committee on Issues in Management Education is chaired by the Vice Chair-Chair Elect, and members are appointed annually. Committee members may serve for a maximum of three, one-year terms, which may run consecutively.