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This book shares the perspectives and insights of an impressive array The Dean's Perspective brings together essays that explore issues in academic leadership in business schools. Edited by Dr. Krishna Dhir, a former dean at Berry College, articles were first published in Decision Line (July 2003 - January 2008) and have been arranged in thematic sections (e.g., Faculty Development, Issues In Teaching, Stakeholder Engagement) so that current and future deans will find it a handy resource for guidance and inspiration. $35.00 (15% discount on orders of 5 books or more) + Shipping/Handling For more information, contact the Institute at dsi@gsu.edu or 404-413-7710. * * * ORDER FORM
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Total Amount: $35.00 (15% discount on orders of 5 books or more) + Shipping/Handling ($5 domestic; $10 for international) Decision Sciences Institute * * * The Dean’s Perspective: Issues in Academic Leadership in Schools of Business Krishna S. Dhir, Editor ISBN 978-0-615-21911-0 | Copyright © 2008 | Decision Sciences Institute Contents | Acknowledgements | Foreword Preface --
Introducing the Deans’ Perspective: A Forum for Discussion of Issues in Academic Leadership 1. An Overview of Business Administration Education The Evolution of Business Education in the U.S. Management Education at a Crossroads:
Some Insights for Reengineering The Future of U.S. Business Education:
Some Not-So Random Thoughts 2. Deans on Deaning Two Deans’ Perspectives: Internal
Promotion vs. Outside Hire Lessons for New Deans A Dean on Deaning Lessons Learned from the Dean’s
Suite A Personal Perspective ‘On Deaning’ Reflections on the Challenges of
Being a Dean 3. Faculty Development Academic Street Smarts The Dilemma: To Publish, To Teach,
To Serve 4. Issues In Teaching The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning:
Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
on Teaching Effectiveness Teaching Business Ethics: The Perspective of
One Business Dean Teaching Business Ethics: The Departmental
Perspective 5. Stakeholder Engagement Business Schools and the Concept of
Student Engagement An Institutional Public Engagement Initiative Power and Influence: How to Survive and
Thrive as Dean in a Multifaceted, Stakeholder
World! 6. Assuring Quality Spotting Quality Spotting Quality: A Quality Management
View Setting Standards for Assessment Unpacking a Successful Journey to AACSB
Accreditation 7. The Ranking Game Business School Rankings—A Peek Under
the Tent? Business School Rankings: Love Them
or Hate Them? 8. Emerging Issues Making the Case for a Higher Tuition Rate
for Business Courses! The Entrepreneurial Dean and Faculty—
Some Australian Reflections Exploring Liberal Applications for Decision
Analysis Contributors
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