Rate My Professor Pamela Scott Bracey

Bracey's research encompasses business education, soft skills development, technology integration in teaching, inclusive classrooms, generative AI, collaborative intelligence, and human-AI partnerships. Key publications include her dissertation 'An Examination of Soft Skills Listed in Texas Electronic Job Postings and Undergraduate Business Information Systems Syllabi' (2011), textbook 'Administrative Management & Procedures' (2021), 'Knowledge Management and Generative AI' (2024), 'Wisdom and Leadership: The Role of Collaborative Intelligence in an AI World' (2026, with co-authors), 'Collaborative Intelligence: Cultivating Human-AI Partnerships' (2025, with co-authors), and articles on Black women faculty experiences and HR competencies. She has received multiple awards for excellence in teaching and community-engaged learning, including Collegiate Teacher of the Year from the Southern Business Education Association. As 2025-2026 President of the National Business Education Association, she established the first U.S. chapter of the National Business Honor Society–Collegiate at UNT. Bracey teaches courses such as Applied Finance Essentials, Management Concepts, Managing a 21st Century Career, and Pathways to Civic Engagement.