YOUR TEACHING REPUTATION: A LITTLE BIT OF "VEGAS" GOES A LONG WAY! (PART 2).
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TEACHING IS NOT TELLING: THE CASE METHOD AS A FORM OF INTERACTIVE LEARNING.
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MAKING EFFECTIVE USE OF STUDENT EVALUATIONS TO IMPROVE TEACHING PERFORMANCE.
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CHARITABLE, NON-PROFIT, AND PROFIT MAKING ORGANIZATIONS: STUDENT AND COMMUNITY BENEFITS IN A RESOURCE CONSTRAINED ENVIRONMENT.
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CREATIVE BENCHMARKING IN MARKETING EDUCATION: COMPARING BEST PRACTICES AMONG DIVERGENT UNIVERSITIES.
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MANAGING STUDENT SATISFACTION WITH NON-BUSINESS CURRICULUM ALTERNATIVES: AN ANALYSIS OF STUDENT PERCEPTIONS WITH STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS.
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ATTITUDES ABOUT WORK PRACTICES, TIME ALLOCATION, AND PUBLICATION OUTPUT: PROFILES OF AUSTRALASIAN MARKETING ACADEMICS.
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