Bankers' marketing education remains top priority. (interview with Jim Donnelly and Richard McGinnis) (Interview): An article from: Bank Marketing

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From the supplier: Jim Donnelly and Richard McGinnis describe the changes being implemented in the Bank Marketing Assn.'s School of Bank Marketing. Starting on May 1994, the school will require students to attend only one week of classes per year, thus, reducing the time they would have to spent away from their work at banks. Before, students were supposed to devote two weeks of their time per year. The decision was made on the belief that it would help students better cope with professional and family responsibilities. To implement the change without compromising coverage, depth and quality, officials assessed the format and teaching methods being used at the school, which is based at the University of Colorado. Also, the officials are introducing a leadership training program to be held at the opening weekend. They hope that this would help students network more successfully during the week-long education.

Citation Details
Title: Bankers' marketing education remains top priority. (interview with Jim Donnelly and Richard McGinnis) (Interview)
Author: Tanja Lian
Publication:Bank Marketing (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 1994
Publisher: Bank Marketing Assn.
Volume: v26 Issue: n3 Page: p36(5)

Article Type: Interview

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