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Hulda is a fourth year doctoral candidate at the University of Kentucky. She received her undergraduate degree in marketing at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, MI. Her M.B.A. is from Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids, MI. Hulda's primary research interests include services marketing with an emphasis on intercustomer social support, healthcare and health/wellness. Prior to attending UK, Hulda was the Director of Operations for Champion Health & Fitness; Champion is a full-service health and fitness facility located in Rockford, MI. Outside of work and school, Hulda and her husband, Kyle, enjoy traveling, playing tennis, and cycling.
Maureen Bourassa is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, Canada. She received her PhD from Queen's School of Business in Kingston, Canada. Maureen is enthusiastic about studying marketing ethics; especially, her research is focused on investigating respect - the meaning and impact of respect in the context of business-to-business marketing relationships, stakeholder relationships, and business-to-consumer relationships. Her other research passions have driven her to explore, among other things, corporate social responsibility and its evolution over time, the ways in which companies engage networks of stakeholders as part of their corporate social responsibility programs, and the branding of classical music performing artists. When Maureen is not at her computer, she is outside mountain biking, running, or cross-country skiing, or hanging out at the playground with husband Stephan and two children Julia and Oliver.
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Deanne is an Assistant Professor at Iowa State University. Prior to joining Iowa State, she was a visiting scholar at the IC 2 Institute at The University of Texas at Austin. Deanne served as Chair-Elect of DocSIG from 2004-2006 while she was a doctoral student at The University of Texas at Arlington. She helped coordinate and run several events including the Summer AMA symposiums and the Winter AMA Mentors’ Breakfast. Her primary research interests are in Consumer Behavior and Services/Retailing Marketing. Prior to receiving her Ph.D. she received her Bachelors degree from Grinnell College and her MBA and MS in Marketing Research from The University of Texas at Arlington. She had also held various positions in the financial and marketing research industries.
Annie Peng Cui is an assistant professor at West Virginia University. Annie served as the Vice President of Research for DocSIG from 2007 through 2008 and conducted “Who Went Where” surveys for both years. Prior to Joining the faculty of WVU, Annie studied at Kent State University where she got both her Ph.D. in Marketing and M.A. in Media Management. Annie’s research interests include brand management and international marketing. |
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Dr. Angeline Close researches, teaches, and serves in the marketing community. Her expertise is in event marketing—namely how consumers' experiences at sponsored events influence attitudes and consumer behavior. Current studies explore engaging consumers with events, uncovering drivers of effective event sponsorships, how entertainment impacts affect towards events/purchase intention towards sponsors, and why consumers may resist events. Synergistically, she studies consumers' experiences with electronic marketplaces—consumers' online experiences, and how they interplay with onground events. Her research ties theory with implications for consumers, society, or consumer-focused business practice. She has contributed ten peer-reviewed studies in Advances in Consumer Research, Journal of Advertising Research, and Journal of Business Research, among others. She also reviews for the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science (JAMS) and Journal of Advertising.
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Jody Crosno
- Chair-Elect 2003-2004, Chair 2004-2006Jody Crosno is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at West Virginia University. Jody served as the Chair of DocSIG from 2004 through 2006 while she was a doctoral student at the University of Kentucky. Prior to attending UK, she taught management and business communication at Ohio University and conducted marketing research for the Small Business Development Center of Southeastern Ohio. Her primary research interests include channels of distribution and interfirm relationships. |
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Julie is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the E. J. Ourso College of Business at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA. Julie served as Treasurer of DocSIG from 2002-2004 while she was a doctoral student at Texas A&M University, College Station, TX. While she didn’t handle much money as the DocSIG treasurer (which is why that position no longer exists!), she was responsible for collecting and analyzing the data for the “Who Went Where” Survey and organizing the Mentors’ Breakfast at the Winter AMA meetings. Julie’s primary research areas are emotional consumption experiences and online communities, and her main hobby (at least in the fall semester) is attending LSU football games. Geaux Tigers!
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Dan is an Assistant Professor of Marketing, Sawyer Business School at
Suffolk University in Boston, MA. Dan served as the President of DocSIG
from 2000 - 2002 while he was a doctoral student at the University of
South Florida in Tampa, FL. Prior to his studies at USF, Dan earned a
bachelors, M.S., and MBA degrees from St. Joseph's University in
Philadelphia. His primary research interests include sales management,
services marketing, and marketing management. Dan is married to his
special "chica" Maggie and has two wonderful boys Xavier and Leonardo.
His hobbies include running, following baseball, and playing guitar.
Scott is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at Boston University. He was the DocSIG Secretary from 2000 to 2002 and has owned/moderated the MRKT-PHD listserv since 1997. He holds a PhD and an MBA from the University of South Carolina, a BS in Electrical Engineering from Clemson University, and a BS in Physics from Francis Marion University. Professor Swain also served in the United States Navy (submarines). His research focuses on context effects in judgment and decision-making, with applications to preference formation and measurement as well as consumer confusion. Scott's research has appeared in the Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Journal of Business Research, various trade and legal publications, book chapters, popular media, and the proceedings of a number of national and international conferences in marketing, psychology, engineering, and economics.
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