ARC: Community: Conferences: Summer 2007: High Impact Sessions
ARContribution by Kate Loveland, Iana Nelson, Edward Ramirez, Nancy Sirianni
Related ARContent: Winter AMA 2007 High Impact Sessions
The Academic Council asked four talented Ph. D. students to act as academic journalists at high impact sessions during Summer AMA 2007. Their articles appear below:
- 1.1 Competitive Session
A Dialog of Marketing Ethics: The Emerging Issue of Data Mining and Integrating Ethics into the Curriculum
Nancy J. Sirianni [PDF]
- 2.1 Special Session
AMA’s New Definition of Marketing: Implications for Scholarship in Marketing and the Role and Responsibility of Marketing in Society
Iana Nelson [PDF]
- 3.3 Competitive Session
Moving into Administration
Iana Nelson [PDF]
- 4.2 Services Marketing SIG Session
Visionary Research Trends in Service Marketing
Nancy J. Sirianni [PDF]
- 4.4 Competitive Session
The Use of Personal Response Devices (Clickers) in Marketing Education
Edward Ramirez [PDF]
- 4.5 Special Session
Methodological Considerations in Building an Early Research Career
Kate Loveland [PDF]
- 5.5 and 6.5 Competitive Double Session
The Science of Forensic Research in Marketing
Kate Loveland [PDF]
- 6.2 Special Session
Global Marketing: Obtaining and Executing a Fulbright
Nancy J. Sirianni [PDF]
- 6.3 Doctoral Student SIG and Consumer Behavior SIG Special Session
Consumer Behavior, Meet Technology: New Insights from Doctoral Students and Dissertation Chairs
Iana Nelson [PDF]
- 7.3 Competitive Session
Making the Most of the First Five Years
Iana Nelson [PDF]
- 7.5 Competitive Session
Why Would Anyone Want to Write a Textbook?
Edward Ramirez [PDF]
- 8.1 Special Session
Service-Dominant Logic of Marketing: Progress and Prospects
Nancy J. Sirianni [PDF]
- 8.4 Special Session
The Director’s Chair: A Panel Discussion of the Challenges Faced by Center Directors
Kate Loveland [PDF]
- 8.7 Interorganizational SIG Special Session
Behavioral and Modeling Approaches to Marketing Channels Research: Bridging the Divide
Edward Ramirez [PDF]