The 2022 EMBAC Conference features sessions with EMBAC members who share their expertise, experience, and best practices. The concurrent sessions are organized in six blocks over two days, Monday, Oct. 17, and Tuesday, Oct. 18. Start planning the sessions you want to attend now by reviewing the list below.
WIDE VARIETY
- Admissions
- Marketing
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Diversity
- Career Development
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Coaching
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Capstone Experience
- High-Impact Teaching
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Technology
- Leadership
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Research
- International Experiences
And more...
Monday, Oct. 17
Career Celebrations – Your Swiss Army Knife Multi-Tool / Rachel Todd and Kit Alderdice, University of Oregon
Touchpoints After Admissions: Addressing the Need for Connection and Information / Roberta Johansen and Veronique Tran, ESCP Business School
Stereotype Threat: Exploring Racial Consciousness Through Inquiry and Reflection / Karen Henry, Xavier University
A Data-Driven Approach to Marketing Online Business Programs / Charles Ramos, RNL, and Whitney Smith, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
Driving Innovation, Impact, and Stakeholder Engagement: The Power of Immersive Capstone Experiences / Jennifer Wiess and Jeff Kudisch, Villanova University, and Gerald Suarez, University of Maryland
High-Impact Teaching Practices for the EMBA Classroom / Kevin Walsh, Ph.D., and Melissa Shew, Ph.D., Marquette University
(Re)Balancing Act – Increasing Female Enrollment Post-COVID / Kim Randall, Western University
Are Your Students Prepared for the Classroom / Ana Kyper, GMAC, Nita Swinsick, Georgetown University, and Sharon Barrett, University of Texas at Austin
Drinking from the Firehouse: A Guide to Helping Students Help Themselves / Geoff Miskinis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
From Zoom to the Room / Sara Lynn Ianni, Ikechi Nwanko, and Chrissy O’Brien, Cornell University
When MBA Students Stop Being Tourists: How Student-Facilitated International Trips Increase Engagement and Learning Outcomes / Michael Alexander and Amy Dwyer, Texas A&M University
De-Mystifying MBA Rankings / Matt Turner, UT-Austin McCombs School of Business
Tuesday, Oct. 18
Insourcing Your Digital Marketing for Enhanced Speed, Agility, and Performance / Brian Connelly, Lucas Eggers, and Maria stutsman y marquez, University of Notre Dame
Diversity in the EMBA: Seeking Stability through Diverse Recruitment and Curriculum Design / Rebecca Diemer and Lisa Beauchene-Lawson, University of New Mexico
Designing EMBA International Experiences That Achieve Business School and Corporate ESG Goals / Lloyd Edmondson and Rafael Furtado, Austral Education Group, and Abbey Hargrove, Rice University
Research Session / TBA
Innovative Digital, Virtual and Online Approaches to Providing Lifelong Career Development / Mary Houlihan, Washington University in St. Louis
LinkedIn and EMBA Alumni Engagement / Francis Petit and Liza Wynns, Fordham University
Succeeding With Hybrid Programs / Idola Olazar, BI Norwegian Business School
A New Model for Inclusive Leadership Coaching: Interactive Feedback Reports for Dynamic, Focused, and Personalized Learning Online or In-Person / Randall Peterson, London Business School, and JoEllyn Prouty McLaren, TalentSage
Leveraging Alumni in Admissions Interviews / Joanne Legler, Yale University, and Nita Swinsick, Georgetown University
Leadership Shift: From “Telling” to “Coaching” / Barbara Millar, University of Virginia
Managing the Hot Moment You Didn’t Plan For / Daniel Turner, University of Washington
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