This document contains the six papers that were presented at a business education and information systems special interest group meeting. The six papers were selected through a review process, with one paper being selected for the "outstanding paper" award. The award-winning paper is "The Importance of Desktop Computer Presentation Competencies as Perceived by Secondary Vocational Business Teachers and Business Professionals" (Lonnie J. Echternacht). The other papers are as follows: "Executives' Expectations of Administrative Support Personnel: Implications for Business Education" (Marcia A. Anderson-Yates, Angela Penny); "The Human Factors Effects of Using a Mouse Device for Computer Input" (Lonnie J. Echternacht, Donna R. Everett); "Case Studies to Evaluate a Computer-based Model for Cost-Benefit Analysis of Flexible Delivery Options in Australian Vocational Education and Training" (Charles R. Hopkins, Roy Lundin, Rod Gerber); "The Computer Ability Scale: A Replication and Extension Involving College Computer Literacy Students" (Brian N. Smith, James R. Necessary); and "A Descriptive and Interpretive Study: The Intellectual Development of Adults" (Barbara A. Wilson). (KC)