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Andrew Gordon Dalik – ProQuest LLC, 2024
A business school's reputation is a valuable intangible asset. Reputations have been found to influence human behavior related to applications, enrollments, faculty hiring, donor giving, and graduate employment. Despite these findings, there remains room for more research into the defining characteristics of business school reputations. Likewise,…
Descriptors: Business Schools, Reputation, Institutional Characteristics, Teacher Researchers
Glenn, David – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008
The neuroscience revolution has brought a set of difficult, at times uncomfortable, changes in university-based research psychology. The technologies that allow scholars to probe the structures and functions of the human brain are also causing profound alterations in the structures and functions of psychology departments: curricula, hiring…
Descriptors: Brain, Psychology, Research, Technological Advancement