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9/30/05 10:42 AM The Florida Entrepreneur and Family Business Program at The University of Tampa is INNOVATING WITH CONFIDENCE We're extremely pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Dianne H.B.Welsh as the James W. Walter Distinguished Chair of Entrepreneurship. Dianne is an expert in international franchising, president of USASBE, and member of the Executive Board of the Entrepreneurship Division of the Academy of Management. She joins five other skilled scholars and teachers actively engaged in entrepreneurship education and a rapidly growing program that includes: Entrepreneurship Major and Concentration MS in Technology and Innovation Management Florida Entrepreneur Speaker Series Biz Kidz—one-week "entrepreneurship bootcamps" for at-risk youth CEO Council-sponsored student business plan competitions STAR-TEC new venture incubator partnership Statewide Florida Family Business of the Year Awards program in its fifth year Published by AACSB International BizEd ADVISORY COUNCIL Paul Danos Dean Tuck School of Business Dartmouth College John DeAngelo Associate Dean Fox School of Business Temple University Fred J. Evans Dean College of Business and Economics California State University, Northridge Yash P. Gupta Dean Marshall School of Business University of Southern California Gabriel Hawawini Dean INSEAD H. Fenwick Huss Dean J. Mack Robinson College of Business Georgia State University Mary Lambkin Dean Faculty of Commerce University College Dublin Louis E. Lataif Dean Boston University School of Management Linda A. Livingstone Dean Graziadio School of Business and Management Pepperdine University Stephen A. Stumpf Fred J. Springer Chair in Business Leadership Professor of Management Villanova University GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS BizEd welcomes article submissions of between 1,500 and 3,000 words from recog- nized authorities in their fields on topics and trends important to management educa- tion. Because BizEd is not an academic publication, we prefer articles written in a descriptive, provocative, and journalistic style, rather than a scholarly tone. Submissions are reviewed by BizEd's Advisory Council; publication decisions will be made within six weeks of submission. Accepted articles will be edited to conform to BizEd's format. Building Business Leaders Since 1931 John H. Sykes College of Business 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa FL 33606-1490 (813) 258-7388|Web site: ut.edu For "Your Turn" op-eds, we accept submissions of approximately 800 words (one page) or 1,500 words (two pages) that explore a personal viewpoint on an issue in man- agement education. If a submission is chosen for publication, a picture of the author is also required. To be considered for "Spotlight," schools should submit information via brochures, Web sites, or other written descriptions, as well as four to eight professional, color images that represent the school. Digital images must be high resolution (300 dpi or higher, in JPEG or TIFF format), and saved at 3" × 4" or larger. The quality of photos is an important element in the publishing decision. E-mail submissions to BizEd.editors@aacsb.edu or mail them to BizEd, AACSB International, 777 South Harbour Island Boulevard, Suite 750, Tampa, FL 33602. Headlines, Short Takes, or Bookshelf items can be e-mailed to sshinn@brick.net. Technology, Spotlight, or Your Turn items and images can be e-mailed to tbisoux@mindspring.com. For more information, contact Tricia Bisoux at 314-771- 1832 or Sharon Shinn at 314-961-0677. 4 BizEd NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2005

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