Recently added articles from Academy of Educational Leadership Journal:
A COMPARISON OF SERVICE-LEARNING AND EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEERING PROGRAMS
Sep 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT A growing recognition of the social responsibilities of organizations to their communities has resulted in a significant increase in volunteer activities in the United States. Two types of structured programs that promote social engagement are service learning in higher ...
THE POSTSECONDARY PROFESSORIATE: PROBLEMS OF TENURE, ACADEMIC FREEDOM, AND EMPLOYMENT LAW
Sep 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT In recent years higher education has come under intense scrutiny from stakeholders and the public. Particularly, faculty have been indicted for what many perceive as lack luster performance. The professoriate has been indicted for being self promoting, lazy, incompetent, and ...
AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RESEARCH ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS OF BUSINESS SCHOOL FACULTY
Sep 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT Research and publishing have become increasingly important in colleges of business nationwide. The importance of research and publishing is even more evident in schools which are accredited, or seeking initial accreditation, by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of ...
ONLINE DELIVERY OF ACCOUNTING COURSES: STUDENT PERCEPTIONS
Sep 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT The authors taught introductory undergraduate, upper-division undergraduate and graduate accounting courses online using Tegrity Campus 2.0 integrated with a learning management system (WebCT, Angel) to prerecord and publish all course lectures and provide all other ...
CURRICULUM ADVICE FROM YOUR ADVISORY BOARD: A SURVEY INSTRUMENT
Sep 01, 2009; ... ABSTRACT A number of forces (rapid changes in the global business climate, accreditation requirements, and expectations by external governing bodies) have combined to force business schools and their faculty to assess on a regular basis the strengths and weaknesses of their curricula. In ...