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1. Harvard Business School Moves To Study More Diverse Cases

Subjects
Case teaching method -- Demographic aspects, Business education -- Demographic aspects, General interest, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

To listen to this broadcast, click here: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=526514154 BYLINE: ZENINJOR ENWEMEKA HOST: STEVE INSKEEP STEVE INSKEEP: Business schools take pride in studying real life. The heart of a business education [...]

Published
2017

2. Harvard Business School Moves To Study More Diverse Cases

Subjects
Multiculturalism -- Educational aspects, Dissertations -- Social aspects, Business, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

Author(s): Zeninjor Enwemeka. Harvard produces case studies used by business students across the country. Until now, more of those cases involved white business leaders. The school is changing that. To [...]

Published
2017

3. Harvard business students study black entrepreneurship

Author

Jan, Tracy

Subjects
Black business enterprises -- Study and teaching, Entrepreneurship -- Study and teaching, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

Byline: Tracy Jan After three decades of successful franchise ownership, Valerie Daniels-Carter, co-founder and chief executive of one of the country's largest food service franchise operators, was weighing a new [...]

Published
2017

4. Facing the brave new world

Author

Shanoff, Dan, Pyle, David H., Von Bargen, Patrick, and Haveman, Heather A.

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Electronic commerce -- Study and teaching, Business schools -- Curricula
Published
2000

5. Business School Ethics--An Overlooked Topic

Author

GREENMAN, FREDERIC E. and SHERMAN, JOHN F. III

Subjects
Business ethics -- Study and teaching, Business schools -- Curricula, Business, general, Law, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

Corporate culture needs business ethics, and business schools are the best places to teach such values. Executives have been shown to willingly practice fraud in model exercises, business school students admit to unethical conduct, and business school deans have accepted unethical behavior in hypothetical situations. Ethics training needs reform.

Published
1999

6. B-Schools All A-Twitter Over Social Media; With interest in social media growing, B-schools are adding courses to teach students what it means for business

Author

Saadi, Sommer

Subjects
Columbia University -- Curricula, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Business schools -- Curricula, Universities and colleges -- United States, Universities and colleges -- Curricula, Master of business administration degree -- Curricula, Online social networks -- Curricula
Published
2010

7. The MBA Oath: Toward a More Perfect World

Author

Moreira, Humberto and Petersmeyer, Whitney

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Master of business administration degree -- Curricula, Business schools -- Curricula
Published
2009

8. A crash course for CEOs: Harvard Business School tailors a program to entrepreneurs

Author

Curran, Lawrence

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Business education -- Curricula, Chief executive officers -- Education, Universities and colleges
Abstract

You're owner and president of your own company, and you can't even get away for a week's vacation, much less go back to school. Nevertheless, maybe you should know about […]

Published
1991

9. As Wall Street Shudders, Business Schools Rethink Curricula

Author

Schmidt, Peter

Subjects
Global Economic Crisis, 2008-2010 -- Educational aspects, Business schools -- Curricula -- Educational aspects, United States economic conditions -- Educational aspects, Education, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

Byline: PETER SCHMIDT Washington -- Investors were hardly the only ones shaken by the tumult in the financial markets this month. Business schools suddenly found themselves struggling to make sense [...]

Published
2008

10. FROM THE BATTLEFIELD TO B-SCHOOL

Author

Porter, Jane

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Military leaders -- Educational aspects, Business schools -- Curricula, Universities and colleges -- Graduate work, Universities and colleges -- Social aspects, Universities and colleges -- Military aspects
Published
2008

13. Building a World-Class Business School

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Business schools -- Curricula, Business education -- Planning
Published
2000

14. B-School, Disrupted

Author

Useem, Jerry

Subjects
Business education -- Curricula, Massive open online courses -- Study and teaching, Online education -- Curricula, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

If any institution is equipped to handle questions of strategy, it is Harvard Business School, whose professors have coined so much of the strategic lexicon used in classrooms and boardrooms [...]

Published
2014

15. Business buys into deals with diplomacy

Author

Durham, Tony

Subjects
Public relations -- Management, Diplomacy -- Study and teaching, International business enterprises -- Social aspects, Business schools -- Curricula, Non-governmental organizations -- Political activity, Education, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

Business schools need to offer courses like the 'Corporate Diplomacy' class offered at the Harvard Business School. As non-governmental organizations gain more political clout and as good public opinion has become more important, officers of corporations, especially multinational corporations, need to have good public relations and negotiation skills.

Published
2002

16. Executive education

Author

Norris, William

Subjects
Students, Foreign -- Education, Business schools -- Curricula, Executives -- Education, Business, Business, international, Business, regional, Duke University -- Curricula, Babson College -- Curricula, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION Those who can, do. Those who can't teach. The old saying is an unkind slur on the teaching profession, but it may explain the current boom in US [...]

Published
1989

18. Disaster

Author

Strahinich, John

Subjects
Hill and Knowlton Inc. -- Services, Burson-Marsteller -- Services, Crisis management -- Study and teaching, Public relations -- Methods, Travel, recreation and leisure, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
1986

19. Master Class

Author

Stewart, Thomas A.

Subjects
Business students -- Education, Chief executive officers -- Influence, Business, Business, general, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

An overview is presented on the mentorship contributions of CEOs to Harvard Business School's faculty and students. Their influence on academia is likened to similar effects of power, competition, and market forces in the business world.

Published
2004

21. Harvard or home?

Author

Noik-Bent, Sherry

Subjects
Business schools -- Curricula, Business schools -- Standards, Business schools -- Personalities, Master of business administration degree -- Study and teaching, Business, Business, international, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Standards, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Personalities, University of Toronto -- Personalities, University of Toronto -- Curricula, University of Toronto -- Standards
Abstract

Harvard Business School admits about 15% of applicants to its master of business administration (MBA) degree, each year. University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management accepts about 25% of 1,000 applicants each year. Details about Harvard Business School and Rotman's applicant requirements, credentials and noted alumni are presented.

Published
2008

23. Harvard expected to vote on revamp of M.B.A. studies

Author

Stecklow, Steve

Subjects
Master of business administration degree -- Curricula, Business, Business, general, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
1994

25. What's the takeaway?

Author

Hollenbeck, George P. and Ingols, Cynthia A.

Subjects
Teaching -- Equipment and supplies, Transfer of training -- Methods, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

Researchers at Harvard University Business School's Advanced Management Program have developed several techniques for transferring knowledge from the classroom to the workplace. The techniques: include keeping a written record of the information learned each day and its application to practical problems; keeping a notebook divided into specific business strategies, and entering knowledge about the strategies into the appropriate section of the notebook as it is learned; and mixing business theory and practice together in instruction., What's the Takeaway? When the 1989 spring session at Harvard Business School's Advanced Management Program came to a close one Friday, one of the participants approached a faculty member and [...]

Published
1990

26. Harvard proposes changes in its M.B.A. program

Subjects
Master of business administration degree -- Study and teaching, Business, Business, general, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
1993

28. Harvard weighs one-year version of M.B.A. program

Author

Fuchsberg, Gilbert

Subjects
Business schools -- Curricula, Master of business administration degree -- Innovations, Business, Business, general, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
1993

29. Business school has design on teamwork

Author

Pierson, John

Subjects
Business students -- Education, Product development -- Study and teaching, Business, Business, general, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
1993

30. Harvard memo ignites debate on race, sex

Author

Putka, Gary

Subjects
Organizational behavior -- Social aspects, Industrial psychology -- Social aspects, Business, Business, general, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
1992

31. Harvard slates broad review of its M.B.A

Author

Fuchsberg, Gilbert

Subjects
Master of business administration degree -- Curricula, Business, Business, general, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
1992

32. Business schools tailor courses for companies

Author

Fuchsberg, Gilbert

Subjects
Business education -- Study and teaching, Corporations -- Human resource management, Professional education -- Curricula, Universities and colleges -- Curricula, Business, Business, general, Virginia, University of. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Northwestern University. Kellogg School of Management -- Curricula, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Alfred P. Sloan School of Management -- Curricula
Published
1991

33. Even Harvard Business School has downside

Author

Ewing, David W.

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Business education -- Analysis, Business schools -- Curricula, Management -- Study and teaching
Published
1990

34. Harvard focuses on general managers. (Professional Development Opportunities)

Subjects
Logistics -- Training, Corporations -- Logistics, Business, Business, general, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

Harvard Business School believes that general managers have a great influence on the success or failure of any supply chain initiative. For this reason, it has created 'Managing the Supply [...]

Published
2002

35. Confidence course

Author

Machan, Dyan

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Management science -- Study and teaching, Middle managers -- Education
Published
1988

36. Harvard MBAs could be hazardous to IS managers

Author

Freedman, David H.

Subjects
Information storage and retrieval systems -- Usage, Management information systems -- Study and teaching, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

Harvard MBAs Could Be Hazardous to IS Managers Earlier this summer, the Harvard Business School MBA class of '81 celebrated its fifth-year reunion in Cambridge, MA. There were, of course, [...]

Published
1986

38. A curriculum in flux

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
1982

41. CFO spends two grueling weeks at Harvard

Author

Nemes, Judith

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Chief financial officers -- Education, Financial management -- Study and teaching
Published
1991

42. CFO award winner reports on Harvard

Author

Nemes, Judith

Subjects
Oklahoma Healthcare Corp. -- Management, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Chief financial officers -- Education, Hospitals -- Administration
Published
1990

43. B-schools try makeover; Harvard and other elite institutions hire new deans; the 'M.B.A. oath'

Author

Middleton, Diana

Subjects
Business education -- Forecasts and trends, Business education -- Curricula, Business schools -- Officials and employees, Business schools -- Management, Business schools -- Curricula, Deans (in schools) -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Master of business administration degree -- Curricula, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, News, opinion and commentary, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Officials and employees, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Management, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Northwestern University. Kellogg School of Management -- Officials and employees, Northwestern University. Kellogg School of Management -- Management, Northwestern University. Kellogg School of Management -- Curricula, Yale School of Management -- Officials and employees, Yale School of Management -- Management, Yale School of Management -- Curricula
Published
2010

44. Doctors seek aid from business schools; universities, hospitals create programs to assist medical professionals in need of some management know-how

Author

Porter, Jane

Subjects
Business education -- Curricula, Business schools -- Curricula, Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Management, Medical personnel -- Training, Physicians -- Training, Hospitals -- Administration, Hospitals -- Training, Hospital/clinic administration software, Company business management, News, opinion and commentary, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
2009

45. Code of conduct no panacea in post-Enron age: ethics must be in a company's DNA, professor argues

Author

Francis, Diane

Subjects
College teachers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Universities and colleges -- Curricula, Universities and colleges -- Officials and employees, Business ethics, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Officials and employees
Published
2006

46. Citigroup 'Dr.Evil' bond trade to serve as M.B.A. cases study

Author

Bradbery, Adam

Subjects
United Kingdom. Financial Services Authority -- Powers and duties, Citigroup Inc. -- Cases, Citigroup Inc. -- Investments, Bond transfer -- Cases, Bond transfer -- Ethical aspects, Bond transfer -- Study and teaching, Business schools -- Curricula, Financial services industry -- Cases, Financial services industry -- Investments, Master of business administration degree -- Curricula, Universities and colleges -- Graduate work, Fines (Penalties), Company legal issue, Company investment, Bond trading, Financial services industry, News, opinion and commentary, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
2005

48. An English lawyer abroad

Author

Wallach, Sharon

Subjects
Law firms -- Management, Management -- Training, Business, Business, international, Retail industry, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Abstract

English lawyer Jonathan Tatten graduated from an advanced management course at Harvard Business School. Few US lawyers take the 11-week course, which involves discussion of case studies rather than teaching. Mr Tatten learnt to take a broader view and realised that the UK legal profession depends on the economy. A law firm should be international and use information technology. Legal services should be exported. Smarter clients need quality services.

Published
1993

49. Hard cases

Subjects
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula, Management training -- Methods, Universities and colleges -- Curricula
Published
1985

50. Harvard discovers entrepreneurship

Subjects
Entrepreneurship -- Study and teaching, Business, Business, general, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration -- Curricula
Published
1982

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