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Direct linkLeslie J. Wardley; John Nadeau; Charles H. Bélanger – Journal of Marketing for Higher Education, 2024
In management education, research combining job design and institutional commitment theory with management students' co-creation of their learning is underdeveloped. Some findings suggest identifiable differences between different courses of study based on relationship quality and student loyalty approach. However, much of the current research has…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Business Administration Education, Job Development, School Holding Power
Peer reviewedBenson, A. Jerry; Hughes, Jan – School Psychology Review, 1985
A questionnaire was used to gather data from school psychologists, school superintendents, and state education departments. Results indicated school psychologists play a significant part in defining their role. Major resources of influence are delineated as defined by survey respondents. Intervention strategies for role modification are discussed.…
Descriptors: Change, Elementary Secondary Education, Job Analysis, Job Development
Peer reviewedGreen, Gary P.; And Others – Journal of the Community Development Society, 1990
A national survey uncovered 105 (of a sample of 600) projects that met criteria defining local self-development. The activities produced a variety of jobs for local residents. Costs and availability of credit were major obstacles. Local business/industry development projects tended to produce the most jobs at the least cost. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Control, Community Development, Community Programs, Cost Effectiveness
