 | Rakesh Khurana - Business & Economics - 2010 - 542 pages
...thoroughgoing research on the fundamental problems in the field of medicine," Willits said, "so should a ... school of business aim to contribute its share toward the solution of the fundamental problems of business."94 After becoming dean of Wharton in 1933, Willits would portray the Great Depression as... | |
 | Stanford University. Graduate School of Business - Business education - 1926 - 228 pages
...fact that they are all Quakers. They have been for several years holding meetings and discussions, and trying to get somewhere on the problems they face....particularly business on the Pacific Coast. I do not refer to the individual research that may be done by various members of the faculty, valuable though that may... | |
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... cases" and materials. Just as a medical school, or any other professional school worth the name, is not performing its full function unless it is contributing to thoroughgoing research on the fundamental problems in the field of medicine... 