Faculty internships in business organizations are becoming a popularmeans to satisfy the
criticism that too many business professors lackrecent, relevant experience. Offers …

Purpose of the Study: This exploratory research study examines business interest in using
faculty internships, as well as perceived benefits and concerns, and builds upon literature …

Accounting professionals, business college accrediting bodies, and even accounting academics
themselves acknowledge that there is a disconnect between academe and the rigors …

Following recent calls for greater synergies between public administration's (PA)’s academic
and practitioner communities, this paper examines the prevalence and use of engaged …

Various authors have lamented the fact that faculty members' research and teaching efforts
remain disconnected, referred to as the research-teaching gap. Systematic scientific inquiry …

Professions such as law, medicine, and engineering have long used faculty internships as a
means for educators in these professions to remain current on developments and practices …

Despite the popularity of internships among firms and educational institutions, our understanding
of how they could help small businesses strategies and operational aspects remains …

Previous studies have confirmed that industry internships help young faculty sharpen their
teaching portfolios. Few studies, however, have explored the potential of research …

Numerous empirical studies have demonstrated the many positive outcomes of academic
internships. Those who benefit from these experiential activities include the student interns, …

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