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Montalto, Nicholas V. – 1975
The Minnesota Project on Ethnic America inaugurated an experimental program to explore the problems of a culturally diverse college population in a small setting. The program utilized techniques borrowed from related programs and reflects recent social sciences findings on the continued impact of the ethnic factor in American society. The…
Descriptors: American Culture, College Students, Communication Problems, Cultural Background

Schoenecker, Timothy S.; Martell, Kathryn D.; Michlitsch, Joseph F. – Research in Higher Education, 1997
A study investigated how the diversity of a group of business administration students affected performance in and satisfaction about participation in a computerized business strategy game. Subjects were 129 small groups, composed of undergraduate and graduate students, in 21 class sections. Results showed diversity negatively affected group…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Business Administration Education, College Instruction, College Students
Thavikulwat, Precha; Pillutla, Sharma – Simulation & Gaming, 2004
This article reports on two studies that were conducted to determine whether (a) total enterprise simulations are suitable for assessing business skills and (b) the tournament concept can be effectively applied to such simulations. The first study involved 141 senior business students; the second, 74. The results are consistently favorable on both…
Descriptors: Simulation, Program Effectiveness, Business Skills, Learning Strategies