Journal of the
Academy of Business Education
VOL. 4                           CONTENTS                            PROCEEDINGS 2003

 Academy of Business Education 

 

The Profit Function: A Pedagogical Improvement for Teaching Operating Breakeven Analysis by Bruce D. Bagamery, Central Washington University - Lynnwood

Components of Education in Business Ethics: Impact of a One-Semester Course for Business Undergraduate by Shawn Blau, Sacred Heart University and Jill Woodilla, Sacred Heart University

Emotional Intelligence, Organizational Legitimacy and Charismatic Leadership by David B. Carmichael, Oklahoma City University and Maxim Sytch, Northwestern University

Understanding Functional Subcultures In Organizations: An Exercise by John Daly, Appalachian State University

Raising the Awareness of E-mail Misuse in the Workplace by Gary Alan Davis, Robert Morris University and Nell Tabor-Hartley, Robert Morris University

Open vs. Closed Notes: Effect on CIS Exam Results by Doris Duncan, California State U.-Hayward

The Academic Supply Chain by Roger J. Gagnon, North Carolina A & T State University

Predictors Of Success In Accounting Distance Education: Tax Research & Televised Instruction by Stephen C. Gara, Old Dominion University

Offering On Line Courses: Policy Issues For The Small College by Pete Gomori, St. Francis College

Providing a Business Foundation for Liberal Arts Student Through Fifth Discipline Learning by J. Kline Harrison, Wake Forest University and Helen Akinc, Wake Forest University

Relationship of Time and Learning Retention by Felix U. Kamuche, Morehouse College and Robert E. Ledman, Morehouse College 

Variations on the Ethics Component of the AACSB Accreditation Process by Allen Francis Ketcham, Texas A&M University - Kingsville

Improving Business School Teaching Though One-on-One Mentoring by Paul Kochanowski, Indiana University South Bend and Gamesh Vaidyanathan, Indiana University South Bend

The Management Accounting Simulation: An Approach To Bringing Decision Making Into An Introductory Managerial Accounting Course by John P. Koeplin, University of San Francisco

Using Technology to Bridge the Ocean: An Interactive Exercise in Transnational Virtual Teamwork by Catherine T. Kwantes, University of Windsor, Canada and Efrat Elron, The Open University, Israel

Student Mood And Teaching Evaluation Ratings by Mary C. LaForge, Clemson University

Incorporating e-Business Technology into the Finance Major by James Mallett, Stetson University, Ted Surynt, Stetson University, Stuart Michelson, Stetson University and Fred Augustine, Stetson University

Using Instant Messenger in the Finance Course by Stuart Michelson, Stetson University and Stanley D. Smith, University of Central Florida

International Taxation: Part of the Global MBA Core by Tracy Noga, Suffolk University and Mark Blodgett, Suffolk University

Teaching Business-Related Research: A Case Example by Joseph L. Orsini, California St. U., Sacramento and Joseph W. Kilpatrick, Jr., California St. U., Sacramento

Realizing The Business Of America Is Family Business:  Incorporating Family Business Into University Business Schools by Jill Perry, Stetson University

A Comparative Analysis of Faculty Job Satisfaction for Traditional Versus Online Instruction in Graduate Business Education by Robert Preziosi, Nova Southeastern University and Doreen Gooden, Nova Southeastern University

Global Business Study Tours to Develop International Awareness and Appreciation: Evidence from an Interdisciplinary Faculty Program by Mitch Ratner, Rider University, Joy Schneer, Rider University and Margaret O'Reilly-Allen, Rider University

Student Evaluations of a Service-Learning Project in a Marketing Class by Jane S. Reid, Youngstown State U., Mark F. Toncar, Youngstown State U., David J. Burns, Xavier University and Cynthia J. Anderson, Youngstown State U.

Comprehensive Literature Review: Factors Influencing Choice Of Accounting As A Major by Kathleen A. Simons, Bryant College, Dana R. Lowe, Bryant College and David E. Stout, Youngstown State University

Computer Skills Proficiency Testing in an Undergraduate Business College  Environment: A Case Study by William K. Templeton, Butler University, Lynda F. Jones, Butler University and Xiaolin Li, Butler University

Regarding the Timing of Student Course/Instructor Evaluations by Jerome Witt, Ph.D.  Philadelphia University and Doreen Burdalski, M.B.A. Philadelphia University

The p-value, the Bayes/Neyman-Pearson Compromise and the Teaching of Statistical Inference in Introductory Business Statistics by Thomas W. Woolley, Samford University

Lessons Learned From a PBL Experience: US EMBAs in Macedonia by Ed Yost, Ohio University and Gary Coombs, Ohio University

Building Student Teams: Tool for Success by Wendy Gradwohl, Wittenberg Unversity and Carol I. Young, Wittenburg University