Issue 1: Spring
Reflections from an Award Winner: Marketing and Marketing Education
Steven W. Hartley, University of Denver
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Sequential-Choice Random Allocation: An Efficient Process for Matching Students to Mentorships, Job Shadowing and other Short-term Experiential Opportunities
Amit Poddar, Salisbury University
Aaron Johnson, Salisbury University
M. Judi Billups, Salisbury University
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Exploring the Effects on Students from Converting On-Campus Classes to Online due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Anita Whiting, Clayton State University
Wendy Ritz, Florida State University
Joie S. Hain, Clayton State University
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Exploring a Problem-Based Learning Approach to Improve the Quantitative Skills of Marketing Undergraduates
Fernanda Muniz, California State University
Guanyu Geng, University of North Texas
Gopala “GG” Ganesh, University of North Texas
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Reflections from an Award Winner: Being a Holistic Academic
Victoria L. Crittenden, Babson College
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Issue 2: Special Issue
Positive Implications of Weekly Marketing Entrepreneur Pitch Competition Assignments
James Blair, Eastern Kentucky University
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It All Adds Up: Impact of the Flipped Classroom Approach related to Achievement, Student Satisfaction, Self-Efficacy, Anxiety, and Optimism in a Retail Math Course
Amy Dorie, San Francisco State University
David Loranger, Sacred Heart University
Jessica Hurst, Iowa State University
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Enhancing First-Year Course Student Experience with Virtual Team Support from Senior Marketing Majors
Brian A. Vander Schee, Indiana University
Demetra Andrews, Indiana University
Tony Stovall, Indiana University
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Preparing for the Next Normal: How University Sales Competitions and the Development of Students’ Sales-Relevant Skills Have Changed Through COVID-19
Vivien Unger, University of Applied Sciences Wiener
Ursula Haas-Kotzegger, University of Applied Sciences
Johannes Reiterer, University of Applied Sciences Wiener
Evaluation of a Novel Simulated Consulting Project in an Undergraduate Marketing Course
Mary Beth Furst
Roxanne Lefkoff
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