This volume contains 10 papers, including studies, a literature review, and program descriptions, that are devoted to various aspects of business education and training. The following papers are included: "The Net Generation: What Are We Doing To Meet Their Learning and Training Needs" (Jacqueline J. Schmidt, Kathleen M. Hiemstra); "The Glass Ceiling Phenomenon: Issues and Implications for Educators and Trainers" (Virginia Sullivan); "English-Language Accent Preferences from within the British Business Community: Implications for Business Educators & Trainers" (James Calvert Scott, Diana J. Green, David D. Rosewarne); "The Role of Convenience in Students' Adoption of Telecommuting at Entry into the Workforce" (Ewuuk Lomo-David); "Team Learning in the Classroom: Try It Again (for the First Time)" (Matthew Valle); "Computer Workstation Assessment of Office Professionals" (Melody W. Alexander); "Teaching Teamwork: The Paper Airplane Contest" (Steve Dunphy, Michael Davids); "Developing Nontechnical Skills of Information Technology Professionals To Meet Industry Needs" (Janet L. Bailey, Robert B. Mitchell, Diane Parker); and "Critical Thinking and the Business Writing Competencies of Junior Accountants" (Douglas C. Smith, Sandra J. Nelson, Gloria Jean Smith, Susan M. Moncada). Most papers contain references. (MN)