Strategic Planning for the 1990's Book

Pt. I	Business Education in Challenging Times
1	A Business Education Perspective: Past . . . Present . . . Future	1
2	Econometric Perspectives at Home and Abroad	12
3	Educational Standards and Reform: Input . . . Revise . . . Output	23
Pt. II	Accomplishing Change in Business Education
4	Knowledge Systems Workers in the 1990's and Beyond	32
5	Developing Business Skills Needed in the 1990's	43
6	Developing Basic Business Competency	55
7	Business Curriculum Models from Professional Organizations	69
8	Exemplary Business Education Programs in the United States
Sect. A	Technology-Program Course Approaches (Connecticut)	79
Sect. B	An International Business Program (Ohio)	82
Sect. C	Quality - A Continuous Improvement Process (Arizona)	84
Sect. D	An Approach to Entrepreneurship Training (Arkansas)	86
Sect. E	Providing for Adult Learners (Oklahoma)	89
9	Reaching High Risk Populations Through Business Education	92
10	Internationalizing Education for and about Business	105
Pt. III	Foundations of a Solid Future for Business Education
11	Research for Shaping the Future of Business Education	116
12	Exercising Political Savvy: A Routine Workout for Every Educator	131
13	Interning, Co-oping, and Programming Alternatives: Successful Partnerships and Funding	142
14	Business Education: A Number One Priority Within the General Curriculum	151
15	Trends and Challenges Facing the Goal-Oriented Professional	160
16	Business Education in the 1990s - A Window of Opportunity	166