At MIT's Sloan School of Management and other schools, professors see a classic ''teachable moment'' in Wall Street's woes. Many longtime faculty say they have never seen events with greater potential to transform business education.
(Dina Rudick/Globe Staff)
Hard lesson
As Wall Street convulses, business schools respond with a helping hand for graduates, curriculum changes
At MIT's Sloan School of Management and other schools, professors see a classic ''teachable moment'' in Wall Street's woes. Many longtime faculty say they have never seen events with greater potential to transform business education.
(Dina Rudick/Globe Staff)
Last week, Harvard Business School mounted its own emergency rescue mission on Wall Street. In the school's first intervention on behalf of newly minted graduates, seven Harvard career coaches flew to New York to huddle with 18 members of the Class of 2008 who had taken jobs at troubled firms like Lehman Brothers Holding Co. and Merrill Lynch. All were ... (Full article: 1030 words)
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