Research Colloquium Series

Research Colloquium Series

Colloquium Series presentations will be posted here as they are scheduled.

The Colloquium Series invites scholars to present their research to the faculty and doctoral students. The scholars spend a day on campus when they meet with the faculty, doctoral students and other interested academics from other departments. This kind of exposure helps doctoral students greatly in updating their research knowledge and in establishing contacts that might help them in their future job search attempts. The faculty as a whole benefit from this type of regular contact with leading scholars in the field, which may sometimes result in joint-publishing opportunities.

2007 Schedule

May 25 – Vanessa Patrick, University of Georgia

May 11 – Mike Brady, Florida State University

May 4 – Jinhong Xie, University of Florida

April 27, 2007 Wes Hartman (Stanford) colloquium

Apr. 20 – Roland Rust, University of Maryland

April 13, 2007 Joe Retzer (Maritz Mkt.Res) services camp

April 13, 2007 Jinhong Xie (Florida) services camp

Friday March 2nd, 2007 - 10:30 AM, Marketing and Logistics Conference Room, Fisher 500A
Speaker: Greg Allenby
Paper: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Marketing Expenditures

February 20, 2007 Suzanne Valentine (DemandTec) classroom visit

February 2, 2007 Greg Allenby brownbag

January 5, 2007 Thomas Otter brownbag

2006 Schedule

December 1, 2006 Jeff Dotson (2nd year paper presentation) Brown Bag

November 17, 2006 Janet Schwartz Colloquium – Candidate for Assistant Professor Position

November 3, 2006 Thomas Hollman Colloquium – Candidate for Assistant Professor Position

November 2, 2006 Ed George (Wharton) colloquium w/ Statistics

November 2, 2006 Ed George Stats – Marketing joint Colloquium
BART: Finding Low Dimensional Structure in High Dimensional Data

October 20, 2006 Shashi Matta Brown Bag
Perceptions of Atypical Employees: How Different People Differentiate the Organization

October 16, 2006 Andrea Godfrey Colloquium – Candidate for Assistant Professor Position
“A Product Segmentation Model and its Relationship to Customer Segmentation Models”

October 13, 2006 MBA Marketing Boot Camp

September 15, 2006 Nicole Montgomery Brown Bag
Temporal Sequence Effects: A Memory Framework

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