Distinctiveness in Christian Business Education: A Call for Faculty Educational Entrepreneurship

  • Michael D. Wiese
  • Kenneth Armstrong
  • Todd Erickson

Abstract

How do Christian business departments foster distinctive business education? Using the literature in interpretive planning and distinctiveness, it is suggested that one important way is through faculty educational entrepreneurship. By calling for faculty entrepreneurship, out of the core values and competencies of each institution/department/faculty member, there is great potential to foster distinctive education that models being “salt and light” to students. Unleashing the creative energy among the faculty at each institution can lead to distinctive business education on the campus and great diversity among the business departments/schools of the CCCU.

How to Cite
WieseM. D., ArmstrongK., & EricksonT. (1). Distinctiveness in Christian Business Education: A Call for Faculty Educational Entrepreneurship. Christian Business Academy Review, 1(1). Retrieved from https://cbfa-cbar.org/index.php/cbar/article/view/10
Section
Professional Issues