Often criticized, yet still the world's most popular degree program, undergraduate business education is used to being in the shadow of its younger sister, the MBA. Recently, respected periodicals such as the New York Times and Chronicle of Higher Education, along with the "National Survey of Student Engagement," have labeled undergraduate business programs as "the slackers' degree." In the November 15th installment of eNEWSLINE Live (ENL), Dr. Stefanie Lenway, dean of the Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University, discussed such complexities that surround undergraduate business education today with AACSB’s president and chief executive officer, John Fernandes. #Article-News/Media #undergraduate #Education #Curriculum Development