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In a League of Their Own
University of Washington's Foster School of Business in Seattle
Bookshelf
· Hit the Ground Running
· Taming the Search-and-Switch
Customer
· Discovery-Driven Growth
· Revolution in a Bottle
· Immunity to Change
· When Growth Stalls
· Being Strategic
· Chaotics
Your Turn
Teaching Stuff
Joe Hoyle is associate professor
of accounting at the Robins School of Business at the University of
Richmond in Virginia. He was named Virginia Professor of the Year for
2007 by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and
listed as one of the 22 Favorite Undergraduate Business Teachers in the
United States by
BusinessWeek in September
2006. His book of teaching tips can be downloaded for free at
http://facultystaff.richmond.edu/~jhoyle/. |
Return to Reality
Jeffrey Garten discusses the lessons of Lehman Brothers, the
importance of public policy, and the need for a three-year MBA.
Next-Generation Education
Business Schools are reinventing their programs, going beyond
20th-century mindsets to teach 21st-century skill sets
It's Time to
Shape the Future of Education
A longtime dean and administrator believes that business schools can lead
all of academia through the demanding changes ahead—if they avoid four
typical mistakes.
Virtual Solutions
Two instructional technologists offer their perspectives on how new
technologies will transform the classroom.
Pillars of Virtue
How much can an ethics professor realistically do to turn out
graduates who will bring strong moral values into the corporate world?
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