As college graduates are increasingly expected to enter the workforce with job-ready skills, experiential learning is becoming increasingly more prevalent with competitive higher education programs. This active, engaged, hands-on form…
Internships have grown to be the most prevalent form of a “trial run” for students before they enter the workforce. The internship model traditionally allows young professionals to work with…
So you’re getting ready to partner with a university for an experiential learning project. We hope you’re getting excited! Unlike many internships and part-time jobs for students, an experiential learning…
Live collaborations with companies can be as exciting as they are daunting for students and faculty, especially if it’s your first time using this type of learning format. If you’re…
A question that often comes up when faculty are considering incorporating experiential learning with real host companies into their curriculum is, “How do you grade the students?” This is a…
In July 2018, AACSB released an update to the accreditation standards for business schools, which was originally published in 2013. AACSB, or the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business,…
School might be out for the summer, but if you’re thinking about refining your curriculum for next year, now is the perfect time to get started. Professors who incorporate experiential…
CapSource makes the Case Competition at the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE) Conference in New Orleans more engaging and more relevant for students by connecting a companies to the…
So you’ve decided to incorporate an experiential learning project into your curriculum this semester. You have a real company to collaborate with, and you know the teaching objectives for the…