2009
â–º A Model of the Use of Cinema in Business Pedagogy by Catherine E. N. Giunta
â–º A Study of the Non-Profit Credit Counseling Industry by Cory Bunting and Dan Salandro
â–º A Virtual Trading Project for the Derivative Securities Course by Stephen C. Henry
â–º Accounting Ethics Educational Interventions: A Combination of Both the Discrete and Pervasive Method by Barry Stephens and David Smith
â–º Alternative Designs for Inflation-Indexed Bonds: P-Linkers vs C-Linkers by Donald J. Smith
â–º Alumni Perceptions of AACSB Accreditation to the Undergraduate Program by Juan M. Dempere, Ramon Griffin and Paul Camp
â–º Borrowing Practices of College Students and Parallel Debt Knowledge Management by Chad Smith and Gustavo Barboza
â–º Breaking Out of the Box: An Exercise in 'Extra-Cubicle' Thinking by Regina M. Robson
â–º Developing the Personal Financial Literacy of College Students by Ron Stolle and David Dumpe
â–º Early Morning Classes and Finance Student Performance by Robert T. Burrus, Jr. and J. Edward Graham
â–º Economics Without Numbers: Teaching Strategies for Math-Lite Students by Peter Alonzi and Daniel Condon
â–º Effectively Utilizing Community/Educational Partnerships to Enhance the Collaborative and Experiential Learning Aspects of a VITA Program by Tracie Edmond and Theresa Tiggeman
â–º Evaluating a Project for InterContinental Hotel New Orleans after Hurrican Katrina by Magdy Noguera, Carlos Omar Trejo-Pech and Jorge Sauntana
â–º Evaluating the Instructional Methodology Focus for Teaching the Introductory Finance Course (Conceptual vs. Spreadsheet Tool - Which is Best?) by Karen Hallows
â–º Faculty Perceptions of and Attitudes Towards the CFA Designation by Kevin Bracker and Connie Shum
â–º Fair Value Measurement: What's New? Teaching Note by Danny Pannese and Alan DelFavero
â–º Financial Literacy for Youth Presented in a Virtual Environment by Chang Liu, Scott Morarity, Teresa Franklin and Roger Shelor
â–º Hollywood Movies in the Classroom: Bringing Finance and Business Ethics Alive by George W. Kester, Gregory J. Cooper, Roger A. Dean, Peter T. Gianiodis and Michael G. Goldsby
â–º Internationalizing the Campus through Study Trips: Developing International Self-Reliance in Undergraduate Students by Elizabeth Yobaccio, Ramesh Mohan and Jack Trifts
â–º Inventory Management at Bama Drinks Company: Four Progressive Cases by Benjamin Neve, Marco Lam and Roger J. Gagnon
â–º Learning Style Differences Between Students and Faculty by Thomas Berry and Amber Settle
â–º Making Economics Engaging by Kristin Stowe
â–º Market Microstructure: an Interactive Exercise by Jeff Donaldson and Donald Flagg
â–º Modeling Dollar Losses for Non-tradable/Illiquid Assets by Oghenovo Obrimah, Puneet Prakash and Dan Salandro
â–º Medtronic and the Takeover of Restore Medical by Susan White
â–º Reconfiguring the Introductory Corporate Finance Course: Initial Steps by Howard Keen
â–º Stakeholders, Shareholders and Wealth Maximization by V. Sivarama Krishnan
â–º Teaching Global Sustainability in an Integrated Way by Deanne Butchey, Wendy Gelman and Cecilia M. O. Alvarez
â–º The Impact of Temporary Short Selling Restrictions on the Volatility of Financial Stock Prices: Does Firm Size Matter? by Lisa A. Schwartz and Kati D. Norris
â–º The Reaction of Credit Default Swap Prices to Corporate Dividend Reductions by Matthew Palmgren and Harold B. Tamule
â–º Use of an e-Textbook and Web-Based Homework for an Undergraduate Business Course: Students' Perceptions by Robert C. Cutshall, Joseph S. Mollick and Eugene M. Bland
â–º Using Flow of Funds to Explain the Financial Markets Crisis by David Nawrocki
â–º Venture Capital Term Sheet: An Exercise in Negotiation by Donald Flagg and Speros Margetis
â–º What Killed This Bank? Financial Autopsy as an Experiential Learning Tool by Fred Hays and Stephen A. DeLurgio
â–º Writing Across the Business Curriculum: An Exploration of Writing Intensive Courses and Writing Fellows Programs by Jane D. Parent, Kathryn Nielsen-Dube, Kristin F. Stowe, Lisa A. Schwartz, Patricia Sendall and Kathleen Shine Cain