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Moffett Paper Accepted for Publication in Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science

Assistant professor Jordan Moffett, who's paper entitled "A Theory of Multiformat Communication: Mechanisms, Dynamics, and Strategies" has been accepted for publication at The Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science.

Hardesty Receives Outstanding Reviewer Award for Journal of Consumer Research

Marketing and Supply Chain Chair David Hardesty received a 2020 Outstanding Reviewer Award for the Journal of Consumer Research.

Craig Begins Work with Securities and Exchange Commission

Adam Craig has been appointed as an Academic fellow with the Office of the Investor Advocate (OIAD) at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). 

Eilert Interviewed on WalletHub.com

Meike Eilert recently shared her insights on credit card usage and the food industry with WalletHub.com. Read the article, "Ask The Experts: Best Credit Cards for Food Delivery."

Eilert Published in Journal of Public Policy & Marketing

Two articles by Meike Eilert were recently published articles in the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. 

Chen Co-editing Special Issue of Decision Sciences Journal

Allan Chen is  co-editing a special issue of the Decision Sciences Journal on "Behavioral Pricing in the Platform Economy."

Gatton Inter-Departmental Research Seminar a Success

On Friday, August 21, the Gatton Inter-Departmental Research Seminar (GIDRS) was successfully launched. According to organizer Allan Chen, more than 50 faculty members and Ph.D. students attended.

Global Scholars Class Collaborates with Anchal Project to Design Change

January 2020 For many people, there is nothing more satisfying than engaging in meaningful work that has a positive outcome for society. 

Chen Named Departmental Co-Editor for Decision Sciences

Allan Chen, Interim Associate Dean for Research, Professor, Gatton Endowed Chair in Marketing, has been named a co-editor for the Department of Marketing with OM or IS Interface of Decision Sciences.

Pandemic to Provide Real-World Lessons for New UK Master’s in Supply Chain Management

For Haoying Sun, an assistant professor of supply chain management at the University of Kentucky, COVID-19 highlights the growing importance of managing the global supply chains efficiently and effectively. This fall, Sun plans to incorporate lessons learned from the pandemic into the classroom as the Gatton College of Business and Economics launches a new degree program — a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management.