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ed Director of Multi cultural Programs for the entire KU campus to establish similar programs throughout the university. Now there are programs in place in the schools of education and journalism, the departments of human develop- ment and family life, and African/ African American Studies. This fall, the schools of architecture and phar- macy will initiate their Multicultural Scholars Programs. I am pleased to hear that other universities are also working to improve opportunities for students of color. Renate R. Mai-Dalton Associate Professor of Business University of Kansas Director, Multicultural Business Scholars Program Business Basics Congratulations on your work in putting together the article "Junior Executives" in the May/June issue of BizEd. You did a really terrific job of communicating the essence of both the business and service aspects of the Integrated Business Core pro- gram and their tremendous positive impact on the students, the universi- ty, and the community. Larry K. Michaelsen David Ross Boyd Professor of Management The University of Oklahoma Norman, Oklahoma BizEd JULY/AUGUST 2003 7