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Editorial Calendar
Monthly Editorial Themes
AACSB Insights publishes articles on topics affecting business schools, higher education, and businesses globally. The following editorial themes guide our content production for each month.
The deadline to submit an article for each month is the beginning of the prior month. For example, a contributor interested in submitting an article for July publication would need to submit a draft for consideration by June 1.
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Theme
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Discussion
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July 2024
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Societal Impact: Research That Matters
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The imperative to create societal impact is heralded throughout higher education and business; it is also embedded in AACSB's accreditation standards. How are business schools supporting faculty efforts to produce research that solves not only business problems but societal challenges, as well?
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August 2024
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Future of Work: Optimistic Outlooks
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Perspectives on tomorrow's world of work can be bleak, from AI takeovers to generational divides to global disunity. What are some ways business schools and businesses are working to ensure a more positive, optimistic workplace for the future?
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September 2024
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Accreditation: Faculty Training and Development
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Business schools today are expected to prepare tomorrow’s leaders with new and ever-changing skills and competencies, such as AI literacy and application. How are schools helping faculty stay on top of the latest workplace developments to best meet stakeholder needs?
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October 2024
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Business Education: Innovative Uses of GenAI
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GenAI is here to stay, and business schools are finding new and inventive ways to incorporate it into curricula, research, and administration. How is your school embracing this versatile technology?
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November 2024
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World of Work: Developing Talent With Human-Centered Skills
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In a business world increasingly defined by technological advancement, how are business schools ensuring their graduates are not only tech-savvy but adept at communication, empathy, critical thinking, and creativity?
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