We are thrilled to bring together industry and business school leaders from across the nation for a timely panel discussion on Tuesday, Nov. 17 at noon ET.
What’s working in business education, and what isn’t? Our panelists will dig into assessment and accreditation standards, experiential learning, departmental silos, professional development, career readiness, and the trends shaping business education.
In addition, they’ll share how they use Suitable to support strategic goals, highlight their programs, and offer best practices.
This year, we are honored to welcome three expert panelists: Jacqueline Leung, assistant dean of undergraduate student success in the College of Business Administration at Loyola Marymount University; Allison Thornton, career program director in the Rusche College of Business at Stephen F. Austin University; and Joy Allen, affiliate faculty member in the Seidman College of Business at Grand Valley State University.
Following the panel discussion, we’ll open it up for audience questions.
This event will include:
- Each panelist's background and an inside look at their programs on Suitable
- How leading business schools use Suitable’s competency framework to align Assurance of Learning goals with curricular and co-curricular experience
- How to choose student engagement technology and avoid student disengagement to leverage experiential learning to bridge curricular and co-curricular experiences
- A walkthrough of Suitable’s direct and indirect assessment tools
- Best practices for engaging business students in professional development programs
The event is free, and all registrants will receive a recording.
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