2008 - Marketing Educators' Association
2008 - Marketing Educators' Association
2008 - Marketing Educators' Association
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Special Sessions<br />
Diverting Traditional Teaching Methods in Services <strong>Marketing</strong> Via Industry-Based Academic Exchange:<br />
The Angeles University Experience<br />
Gerrome R. Esguerra, Angeles University Foundation ...............................................................................76<br />
Cross-Cultural Approaches to Successful Fast Foods Industry: The Philippine Experience<br />
Imelda L. Frencillo, Adamson University<br />
Ma. Freya B. Esclavia, Adamson University<br />
Gerrome R. Esguerra, Angeles University Foundation<br />
Renato Juan C. Fajardo, Adamson University<br />
Menrado V. Cajayon, Adamson University..................................................................................................77<br />
Strengthening the <strong>Marketing</strong> Curriculum and Students’ Employment Preparedness through the OJT<br />
(On-the-Job-Training) Program<br />
Virginia L. Calabria, Adamson University<br />
Chere’ C. Yturralde, Angeles University Foundation and Angeles University Foundation<br />
Medical Center<br />
Menrado V. Cajayon, Adamson University<br />
Renato Juan C. Fajardo, Adamson University<br />
Ma. Freya B. Esclavia, Adamson University ...............................................................................................79<br />
The Class Less Traveled – Teaching Innovations That Make a Difference<br />
Susan Cadwallader, California State University, Fullerton<br />
Claudia M. Bridges, California State University, Sacramento<br />
Thomas C. Boyd, California State University, Fullerton<br />
Katrin R. Harich, California State University, Fullerton<br />
Renee Shaw Hughner, Arizona State University at the Polytechnic Campus ............................................81<br />
Curriculum Design II<br />
How the Chicken Crossed the Road: The <strong>Marketing</strong>-Product Development Interface<br />
Bill Dodds, Fort Lewis College.....................................................................................................................83<br />
Creating a Course to Insert Consumer Demand Back in the Value Chain: Consumer Demand and<br />
Channel Collaboration<br />
Camille P. Schuster, California State University, San Marcos ....................................................................87<br />
Learning the Right Thing and Learning It Right: Using a Professional Database to Enhance<br />
<strong>Marketing</strong> Education<br />
Catherine T. Atwong, California State University, Fullerton ........................................................................88<br />
Mentoring and Professional Development<br />
Developing Career Management Competency through Alumni Mentoring<br />
Peter A. Kaufman, Illinois State University<br />
Frederick W. Langrehr, Valparaiso University.............................................................................................89<br />
Achieving a Black Belt in the Mentoring of <strong>Marketing</strong> Faculty: A Review of the Literature and Directions<br />
for Future Research<br />
Craig A. Kelley, California State University, Sacramento............................................................................93<br />
Relating Perceptions of Teaching Method Effectiveness to Perceived Instructional Emphasis Areas: A<br />
Comparison of Faculty and Student <strong>Association</strong>s<br />
Stuart Van Auken, Florida Gulf Coast University<br />
Eileen Anne Campbell, Florida Gulf Coast University<br />
Ludmilla Gricenko Wells, Florida Gulf Coast University..............................................................................97<br />
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