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Making Connections: The Link between HRD Education, Practice, and Research.

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This study addresses the question of whether or not there is a linkage between HRD education, practice and research. By reviewing HRD graduate curriculum, AHRD member research interests, and analyzing the contents of the primary HRD empirical journal, we analyzed three years worth of data. Results indicated that there are many overlaps in the foci of HRD university curriculum to current research interests and publications

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