Socially Conscious Ventures and Experiential Learning: Perceptions of Student Engagement

  • Vasbinder W
  • Koehler W
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This qualitative study explored stakeholder perceptions of the outcomes of semester-long experiential learning projects in five selected business courses at a small, private college. Students worked with the owners of socially conscious startup firms to develop and present strategic marketing and business plans. The work draws upon interviews with the business owners and faculty, as well as firsthand observations, to assist in identifying factors that promote or hinder student engagement in experiential learning initiatives. Keywords

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Vasbinder, W., & Koehler, W. (2015). Socially Conscious Ventures and Experiential Learning: Perceptions of Student Engagement. Universal Journal of Educational Research, 3(2), 85–92. https://doi.org/10.13189/ujer.2015.030203

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