We are excited to report two University of Phoenix teams presented at the Small Business Institute 2021 Annual Conference (virtual) on February 25-26, 2021.
Career and Technical Education in COVID-19: A New Beginning?
Team: Irene Chen, Elizabeth Isele, Matt Knight, Ronald Leach, Norris Krueger, Jean Perlman, Louise Underdahl
We are excited to report two University of Phoenix teams presented at the Small Business Institute 2021 Annual Conference (virtual) on February 25-26, 2021.
Career and Technical Education in COVID-19: A New Beginning?
Team: Irene Chen, Elizabeth Isele, Matt Knight, Ronald Leach, Norris Kruger, Jean Perlman, Louise Underdahl
Submitted by Ronald G. Leach on
With approximately 8.3 million high school student in the United States enrolled in career and technical education in 2016-17, CTE is structured as a productive career pathway rather than a four year college alternative. Education, business and community partnerships are essential to provide hands on learning.
Submitted by Ronald G. Leach on
Focus is on innovative approaches to entrepreneurial education in three high shools in western United States.
Submitted by Ronald G. Leach on
Submitted by Ronald G. Leach on
Economic, academic, political, social, and healthcare advantages of entrepreneurship validate its capacity to jumpstart and sustain the global community.
Submitted by Ronald G. Leach on
Submitted by Louise Underdahl on
Solving economic, education, health, and social dilemmas begins by providing opportunities for older and younger generations with common interests to collaborate. Tapping the power of cross-generational experience catalyzes individual engagement and organizational growth. Substituting experiential doing then learning for process-based designs represents a new frontier for entrepreneurship research.
