Journal of the
Academy of Business Education
VOL. 6                           CONTENTS                            PROCEEDINGS 2005

 Academy of Business Education 

 

► Beyond the 5P's of Marketing: A Paradigm Shift or Mere Repackageing? by Parimal Bhagat, Philadelphia University

Engaging Students in the Quantitative Classroom by Bruce K. Blaylock, Radford University and Randy J. Hollandsworth, Radford University

The Globalization of Tertiary Business Education by Deanne Butchey, Florida International University

Case Studies of Ethics Scandals: Effects on Ethical Perceptions of Finance Students by Julie A.B. Cagle, Xavier University and Melissa S. Baucus, Xavier University

A Path to Financial Literacy: Potential Impact of a Personal Finance Course by Patricia Clark, Simmons College

Sex Composition, Process, and Team Performance in a Strategic Management Simulation by Walter O. Einstein, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and Susanne G. Scott, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

► The Economics of Art and Auctions: The Case of Coin Collecting by Pete Gomori, St. Francis College

Introductory Financial Management: Integrated Course Design by Tatiana Isakovski, Millikin University

Student Behavior: Student Perceptions of Activities' Importance by Felix U. Kamuche, Morehouse College

► The Perceptions of Students Outside the United States on Cases versus Lectures by George W. Kester, Washington & Lee U., Roger A. Dean, Washington & Lee U., David K. Y. Ding, Nanyang Tech. U., Scott A. Hoover, Washington & Lee U., and Michael Skully, Monash U.

► Applying Explanatory Style to Academic Procrastination by Mary C. LaForge, Clemson University

Using the Business Strategy and Policy Course as an Integrative Assessment Model for the Business Curriculum by Steward Langdon, Spring Hill College and Ralph Sandler, Spring Hill College

An Organization Design for a Student Managed Investment Fund by David Nawrocki, Villanova University

A Strategic Management Learning Laboratory: Integrating the Classroom with Human Resource Management by Theodore Peters, Merrimack College and J. Yanagi, Merrimack College.

Programming the TI-83 and TI-84 Calculators for Finance by Steven P. Rich, Baylor University

► Financial Modeling with Quantrix vs. Excel by Arlyn R. Rubash, Bradley University and Marjorie A. Rubash, Eureka College

Emotions and the Internet: A Model of Learning by Thuhang T. Tran, Middle Tennessee State University and Cheryl B. Ward, Middle Tennessee State University

Using VITA to Meet the AICPA Core Competencies by Daniel J. Tschopp, Daemen College

A Technique for an Introductory Finance Course to Assure Students Understand Balance Sheets and Income Statements by James (Jim) B. Wehrley, High Point University

Utilizing the Capstone Experience to Assess a MBA Program: Case Analyses, Groups, and Rubrics by Floyd G. Willoughby, Oakland University and James Suhay, Oakland University