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NBEA Leadership Snapshot

Colleen Webb, Immediate Past President

After decades of being involved in business education, Colleen Webb was elected to NBEA’s leadership and just finished her term as President. As Colleen took the reigns of the NBEA presidency last July, little did she know what an adventure it would be. Read more

Are Students’ Information Literacy Skills Up To Par?

Computer Literacy - U.S. eighth-graders scored above the international average for computer and information literacy, but they also struggle with some key 21st-century employability skills, according to an international study. “The study shows that the idea of the ‘digital native’ is more myth than reality,” says Peggy G. Carr, associate commissioner for assessment at NCES. “Today’s eighth-graders were raised in a world in which computers and smartphones are commonplace, but the majority of them were unable to execute basic tasks independently. Clearly, we have work to do to ensure that our students are prepared to use digital devices to successfully navigate all aspects of life.” Read more from eSchool News

The Disruptors: ‘An Entire MBA In 1 Course’

Business Education Trends - A Columbia Business School MBA. An associate at Goldman Sachs. A portfolio analyst for a major hedge fund. Founder of his own investment firm. Talk about bona fides. Chris Haroun had the pedigree for a successful career in finance, and two feet in the door. But he didn’t have what he wanted. Read more.

Queen's University Shares Principles for Technology Selection

Technology - With more and more teachers having to make decisions about the technology they use in the classroom, Queen's University offers some guiding principles that can make those decisions easier. Watch the 7-minute video or read more

Regional-State Leaders and Membership Director's Meeting

NBEA - A regional/state leaders and/or membership director's virtual meeting has been scheduled for July 30, 2020 at 4 p.m. ET. This meeting is designed to update regional and state leaders and membership directors on new things happening at NBEA. The meeting is designed for people in any state or regional leadership post including membership directors. The agenda is as follows:

Welcome and Introductions of NBEA leadership
NBEA resources to assist membership directors
NBEA's future planning sessions about strategy and the role of regional and state associations
Open forum for questions and answers about NBEA, membership recruitment, future plans and more.

Molly J. Wickam Earns Administrator of Business Education Award by NCBEA

Congratulations to Molly J. Wickam as the North Central Business Education Association (NCBEA) Administrator/Supervisor of Business Education Award Recipient. One of the students Ms. Wickam mentors stated, “Molly’s passion for education and student development drives her success. Her high level of emotional intelligence and awareness of student needs enables her to preemptively address potential points of confusion with students and ensure course content has a lasting impact on students in their path to becoming educators.” Molly J. Wickam is a Program Director and Associate Professor of Education & Business/ Leadership at Bethel University, St. Paul, MN. She is the Director of Bethel University’s Master of Arts in Teaching, an initial licensure teacher preparation program for students earning the Business grades 5- 12 license and several other licenses. View Molly's LinkedIn profile to connect.

NBEA Professional Development Tracking and Member Transcripts

NBEA is now offering transcripts for your verified attendance at professional development offerings attended after June 17, 2020. Register and attend an NBEA event and start building your transcript. Watch this brief video on how members can access their professional development transcript.

2021 Annual Convention Tentative Schedule Posted

Need advanced approval to travel? Get your 2021 NBEA Annual Convention tentative schedule of events here .

NBEA - The NBEA Summer Splash Networking will be held on July 16, 2020 at 4 p.m. ET. The event is a chance to casually connect with friendly peers to discuss and share on a broad range of topics. Upon arrival online, NBEA leadership will provide a welcome and provide an overview of topics including but not limited to: technology innovations, COVID, favorite teaching techniques, and more. Attendees will then be placed in virtual breakout rooms of their choice where they will contribute to the discussion with the help of a discussion/topic leader for approximately 20 minutes. After, attendees can choose a new discussion room to attend, or return to the same one for extended conversation. CAUTION: this is not a passive learning event. Those who attend should be prepared to give and receive from personal experience. What you get will directly correlate to what you give. Your questions will be as valuable as your answers, and the shared environment will create a valuable and unique learning opportunity to connect you and your peers. Would you volunteer to lead a discussion? Contact Joe@nbea.org for more information.

This event is FREE for NBEA Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Members. There is a $39.00 fee for non-members.

NBEA Career Center Job Openings

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NBEA's Latest Business Education Forum Focuses on Personal Sustainability In The Time of COVID

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CALL FOR MANUSCRIPTS: Business Education Forum

Opportunities are going quickly. Don't be shy, contact Joanne Glenn to discuss your ideas and get on the publishing calendar. Joanne can be reached at jlg@joannelozarglenn.com.

Share what you know about teaching business by writing an article for publication .

We’re looking for articles that interest teachers in the field of business education and that aim to improve learning for students by making teaching more effective and creative. The kind of article you would like to read—one that brings something new to the table.

How does this benefit you? Gaining professional accomplishment and recognition, making a difference in the life of your colleagues, and making a lasting contribution to the profession you love.

What kinds of articles? The Forum is looking for articles by practitioners, for practitioners to run in the following regular columns:

Business Education Competency-based activities and perspectives (1500–2000 words)
Planbook/Theory into Practice (450–950 words)
From the Field (450–750 words)
Resource Review (350–450 words)

What does each type of article cover and require? Contact Joanne Lozar Glenn (jlg@joannelozarglenn.com ) for descriptions and details. You can also submit your manuscript at NBEA.org/engage .

What’s my timeline? Articles are due July 15-30, 2020, for the Fall and October 1, 2020, for the Winter issue respectively of Business Education Forum, to allow enough time for review, editing, and production.

Act soon! We’d love to see your work in print, contributing to the body of knowledge that is business education!

NBEA's Upcoming Events

A Business Educator's Introduction to Digital Badges - July 9, 2020
Summer Splash Networking Event - July 16, 2020
Learn by Doing: Using simulations to teach business principles - July 30, 2020
Regional/State Leadership and Membership Directors Meeting - July 30, 2020 4 p.m. ET.
Teaching and Serving Students of Hidden Diversity: Cross Cultural Kids, Third Culture Kids and Global Nomads - September 24, 2020
NBEA Annual Convention, New Orleans, LA. March 30 – April 2, 2021

Find out more or register | Interested in hosting a webinar? Make an easy proposal.

Most webinars are complimentary to NBEA Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Members.

Newly Added Video Presentation to NBEA's Digital Library

Business Educator's Guide to Cybersecurity and Introduction

Cybersecurity has never been more critical. Business teachers who often introduce their learners to essential business concepts involving technology must be aware of the critical issues in cybersecurity that learners need. Attendees for this webinar will:

Examine fundamental cybersecurity concepts that students need.
Discuss the business educators role in teaching cybersecurity.
Identify ways to integrate cybersecurity concepts into the curriculum.
Examine relevant curriculums and certifications important in cybersecurity today.

Presenter: Sara Vollmer, Director of Continuing Education and TrainND, and her cybersecurity team from Bismarck State College, Matt Frohlich, Nick See and Tammy Heick join with NBEA's Executive Director Joe McClary to provide an enlightening and interactive experience for attendees.

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National Business Honor Society News

A Division of NBEA

Are you looking for a way to build your business education program during these challenging times? Are you looking for a national program that will reward your students for their outstanding accomplishments? The National Business Honor Society (NBHS) is the perfect way to do both even when online teaching is the only option . The National Business Honor Society recognizes individual academic achievement – students can easily participate from home or the classroom.

Starting a chapter is easy. For more information visit https://nbea.org/NBHS Applications will be due by September 30, 2020. Find out more.

Association for Business Teaching and Research News

A Division of NBEA

The editorial team of the Journal of Research in Business Education invite researchers to submit proposals for the Winter 2020 Issue. This is a high-quality research journal with 30% acceptance rate, credibility, and impact factor. The Journal of Research in Business Education is open to all areas of business teaching and research, including such disciplines as management, marketing, accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, information technology, and human resources management.

Contributions

Journal contributors make a clear and significant contribution to research in business education and the teaching of business. The journal will continue to address the importance of business education research. Contributors attest to the value of research publication in the Journal of Research in Business Education.

Publishing in the Journal of Research in Business Education and its predecessor, The Delta Pi Epsilon Journal, greatly benefited my career. Through exposure of my work in the leading refereed business education journal, I earned two early promotions and rose through the ranks from assistant professor to professor in six years. Equally important was the opportunity to meet through the sponsoring association wonderful professional colleagues who have been collaborators on projects, articles, and presentations and have become friends.

Dr. Carol Blaszczynski, Professor, California State University

The Journal of Research in Business Education, formerly The Delta Pi Epsilon Journal, has been the premier research journal in the field of business education for the last 50 years. Publishing in this prestigious journal has allowed me to meet the requirements for promotion and tenure at several universities. I have always worked in an AACSB-accredited college of business and The Journal of Research in Business Education has always been classified as a Tier I journal. Publishing in a Tier I journal has allowed me to receive more funds for travel, computer equipment, and other extra items. In summary, publishing in the premier research journal in the field of business education has allowed me to make significant contributions to the world of business education while meeting the promotion and tenure requirements.

Dr. Jorge Gaytan, Associate Professor, North Carolina A & T State University

List of sample topics

We welcome qualitative or quantitative contributions within the scope of excellence in research and teaching of business. Topics include, but are not limited to:

Original research in business disciplines (management, marketing, accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, information technology, human resources management, etc.)
Original research in business teacher preparation and business instruction (best practices, instructional strategies, clinical practice, student teaching, edTPA, student organizations, etc.)
Applied research in business disciplines or business education
Original or applied research in international business/global business

View the journal collection from the Association of Business Teaching and Research here in the NBEA online library. An NBEA Gold or Platinum membership is required.

Call for articles for the Journal for Research in Business Education. Deadline for the fall issue is September 15, 2020 . Find out more or make a submission.

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