Eric,

Helpful article. We follow a similar system here. However, it would be nice to see the file that is supposed to be linked (I think) to http://www.bizedmagazine.com/archives/2015/6/features/solving-for-x-preparing-for-impact/~/media/2A9991ED025C41CCBCEB84BAB083C1AC.ashx, at the bottom of your article.

Kurt S. Schulzke, JD, CPA, CFE 
Associate Professor of Accounting & Business Law 
Director - Law, Ethics & Regulation 
Corporate Governance Center 
Kennesaw State University 
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Good afternoon, 



I know that many of you are involved in some way in the AACSB accreditation efforts at your institutions. I am not sure how many of you have access to your college’s copies of the AACSB magazine BizEd. In the most recent edition, I was invited to co-author an article with my Dean and my Associate Dean on our efforts to measure and articulate “Impact” – one of the three AACSB themes. We were the first public school to go through accreditation under the 2013 standards (I was Associate Dean at the time and was in charge of the accreditation efforts). 



That article can be found at http://www.bizedmagazine.com/archives/2015/6/features/solving-for-x-preparing-for-impact/ 



I hope that you all find it helpful as you go through the accreditation process. 



Eric D. Yordy, J.D. 

University College Faculty Fellow 

Associate Professor 

The W. A. Franke College of Business 

Northern Arizona University 

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