Continuous Participation in Stakeholder Assessment Studies Shows Link to Improvement in Performance 
 
AACSB Blue Ribbon Committee on Accreditation Quality Tackles Policy and Process Issues 
 
Number of Undergraduate and Master's Business Degrees Awarded is on the Upswing; Doctoral Degrees Continue to Decline 
 
 Invitations, Timing, Circumstances Spark Campuses Away From Home 
 
Member Participation in AACSB Surveys Exceeds Expectations: Reports to be Released Throughout Spring Term 
 
AACSB Salary Survey Results Point to Continuing Growth in Hiring Activity; Salary Increases Vary by Field 
 
 Closing the Gender Gap 

  Largest Business Schools by Enrollment 
 
 

 Changes In Business Education Add Air Of Urgency To Blue Ribbon Committee’s Accreditation Review 
 
  Study Tour Provides an Inside Look at Japanese Economy and Culture
 
  Groundbreaking Study Aims to Help Management Educators Cope With New Technology
 
  Newly Accredited Schools Tout Their Accreditation Achievements
 
  AACSB Names Fernandes as Chief Executive Officer
 
  Men, Women and Business School – Gender Trends in Management Education
 
 Hurr-E Up: B-Schools Striving to Get E-Business Courses and Resources Up to Speed 
 
  Members Tap Florida Dean for Top Leadership Role in 2001-2002 
 
  Salary Survey Results Show Strong Hiring, Double-Digit Salary Increases and Big Premiums for New Hires 
 
  B-School Web Sites: an Up-close View 
 
  Faculty, Money, Curriculum, Management, Facilities Space, and Technology Are Recurring Issues for B-Schools 
 
  New Accounting Accreditation Standards Take Root 

  Largest Business Schools by Enrollment 
 
  Schools in Brazil, Chile, Germany and Japan Become "Firsts" for AACSB Accreditation 
 
  AACSB Performance Indicators Project Moves to Pilot Stage 
 
  Trends in the Faculty Resources Market Point to Coming Shortage in Information Systems 
 
 Business Schools Look to Their Advisory Boards for Reality Check 

  Largest Business Schools by Enrollment in Specialized Master’s Degree Programs 
 

  New AACSB Data Collection System is in Development 
 
  Number of Undergraduate Business Degrees Continue Downward Plunge, While MBA Degrees Awarded Skyrocket; Doctoral Degrees on the Decline 
 
  Task Force Proposes Hike in Dues and Fees 
 
  Hickman Departs AACSB After 21 Years 
 
  AACSB and Education International Partnership Produces Series of School-Specific Program Guides  

   Brand-Name B-Schools Partnering With Start-Ups For Revenue And Reach 
 
  AACSB Launches New Advocacy Initiative to Broaden Perception of Business Schools 
 
  Distance Learning Programs Increase; Schools Focus On Use Of Technology To Extend Business Education 
 
  Foreign Student Enrollment in U.S. Colleges and Universities Increases: Business Administration and Engineering Remain Top Two Fields of Study 
 
  AACSB/EBI Survey Findings Reveal Little Relationship of Gender, Status and Rank to Business Faculty Satisfaction

  1998-99 Salary Survey Results

  The PhD Project Takes on Diversity From the Front of the Classroom 

  Corporate Universities Emerge as Pioneers in Market-Driven Education 

  New CD-ROM on "Earned Degrees in Management Education, 1992-1997" Helps Schools Monitor Trends in Business and Management Education in the U.S. 

  Business Schools Bring Management Expertise to Economically Distressed Communities 

  Largest Business Schools by Enrollment

  Demand For Business PH.D.s Continues Slow Rise, While Doctoral Production Falls Steadily 

  Presence of Foreign Students Rising in U.S. Management Education Programs 

  Pilot Study Tests Applicability of Accreditation Standards Worldwide 

  AACSB and MBA Roundtable Form Partnership to Collect, Disseminate Information on MBA Curricular trends 

  AACSB Issues Quality Guidelines Amidst Rapid Growth of Distance Learning Programs 

  Revisions to Accounting Accreditation Standards Head for Vote This Fall 

  Road To AACSB Accreditation Now Circles The Globe 

China Steps Up Pursuit of Western Management Education 
 
AACSB/KKC Study Tour to Japan Promotes Learning, Stirs Curricular Change 

  Number of Undergraduate Business Degrees Awarded Continues to Plummet; MBA and Some Business Doctoral Degrees on the Increase 

  Faculty Demand Edges Up Again 

  PhD Project Receives National Award 

  Surveys Pinpoint Recruiting Trends 

  Popular Continuous Improvement Symposium Draws Over 650 to Dallas in September 

  Business Schools are in for a Challenge in Gaining Increased Funding for Key Management Education Programs; AACSB Continues Advocacy Program, Sponsors Group Meetings in Key Districts 

  Member Feedback Helps Shape New Proposal to Change Structure of Board of Directors 

  New Faculty Hiring Up 17.8 Percent; Salaries Up Slightly 

  Members Select University of Louisville Business Dean as AACSB Vice President-President Elect  

  Intellectual Property Rights An Emerging Issue For Business Schools 

  Study Highlights the Influences on Student Satisfaction in Undergraduate Business Programs 

  Demand for Business Ph.D.s Rises, Reversing Previous Downward Trend 

  New AACSB Report on Effective and Inclusive Learning Environments 

  Largest Business Schools by Enrollment 

  Undergraduate Program Satisfaction: Further Findings 

  Pilot Study Expands to South America, Asia:  Seven More Schools Selected for International Peer Review 

  AACSB Looks at Providing Recognition for Non-Degree Education Providers 

  Virtual Campuses Offer Compelling Reasons for Business Schools to Improve Their Distance Vision 

  Survey Finds Corporate/College Alliances Continue to Grow 

  Study Surveys the Influences on Faculty Satisfaction in Schools of Business 

  "Learning Without Boundaries" Proves to be Perfect Descriptor of 1998 Global Forum on Management Education 

Corporate and Campus-Based B-Schools Take Strategic Approach to Alliances 
 
Where Are Business Schools in the Computerization Process? 
 
AACSB/KKC Study Tour Finds a Japan in Transition 
 
In Terms of Business, 'Knowledge Management' Gaining Ground 
 
Number of Undergraduate Business Degrees Awarded Drops to New Low; MBA and Business Doctoral Degrees Holding Steady 
 
New Video Helps Peer Review Teams and Schools Interpret and Implement Accreditation Standards 
 
New Proposal to Change Structure of Board of Directors Seeks Member Input 
 
How Do International Students Assess the Quality of Their MBA Program?  Are Women More Satisfied With MBA Programs Than Men?  Survey Results Answer These Questions and More 
 
Undergraduate Business Degrees Decline as Both Men and Women Migrate From Business to Other Disciplines 
 
New Faculty Hiring Down 9.9 Percent; Salaries Show Slight Increase Over Last Year 
 
French School Becomes First European Institution to Participate in Pilot Study for AACSB Accreditation 
 
Study Dispels Myths of What Influences Student Satisfaction in Full-Time MBA Programs

AACSB and Disciplinary Association Leaders Meet to Forge Closer Ties, Explore Joint Ventures 
 
Largest Business Schools by Enrollment 
 
Post-Tenure Review: Is It the Answer to Questions of Accountability? 
 
Research Relevancy Remains a Challenge for Business Schools 
 
1997 Survey of Corporate University Future Directions 
 
International Peer Review Momentum Building 
 
Study Pinpoints Student Satisfaction With Part-Time MBA Programs 
 
Accreditation Progress Spotlights Areas For Further Refinement 

Part-Time MBA Programs Echo Changes in Full-Time Counterparts  
 
International Peer Review Pilots Center on Mexico, Europe
 
The Corporate University Boom: B-School Threat or Opportunity?  
 
Statistics Show Undergraduate Business Degrees Down in '93-94; Number of MBA's Awarded Reaches New High  
 
Remaking Doctoral Education: The Missing Link To Customer Satisfaction? 
  
AACSB Joins in Higher Education Partnership with Microsoft Corporation  
 
Two Mexican Institutions Enter Pilot Study for AACSB Accreditation Discussions Continuing With European Schools  
 

Survey Shows Continuing Computerization Resource Gap Between Schools  
 
Business Schools and the New Demography of Higher Education  
 
MBA Program Changes Prove Value Does Not Come Cheaply  
 
Corporate Interest Keeping Business Schools on Quality Track 
 
The Changing Nature of Business School Faculties: The Rising Tide of "Clinical Professors"  
 
The Need for Greater Efficiency and Lower Cost in Health Care Creates New Opportunities for Business Schools