Deans Digest: August 2010

Ideas to Innovation Challenge Makes a Global Reach

GMAC Management Education for Tomorrow Fund contest searches the world to find best concepts to improve management education.

The Alsop Perspective: Alberta, Wisconsin Business Schools Decline to Play the Name Game

Naming-level donors tough to come by in tough economy, writes Ron Alsop.

Five Questions for … Christine A. Poon

In a Q&A, the dean of Ohio State’s Max M. Fisher College of Business talks about making business school curriculum relevant, including her school’s plans to take on the commercialization of technology for the entire university.

Demystifying the GMAT: Reliability

Lawrence M. Rudner, GMAC vice president of research and development gives a peek under the hood of the GMAT.

How the Bologna Process Echoes on US Shores

Europe’s coordinated effort at higher education reform is seen as a model and a threat, says Kent State Professor Paul Gaston.

DATA TO GO: Making Tracks to the Middle East

GMAT score sending to Middle Eastern countries is on the rise.

Deans on the Move

New leadership at business schools worldwide.

D-Briefs

Around the World in Graduate Management Education: Asian schools team up to recruit; Hispanic partnership, new directions in entrepreneurship, catching test cheaters, new grants and programs.