Department of Management and Marketing

Faculty and Fields of Interest

Marilyn Ardito Human and organizational development

Paul Bacdayan Organizational behavior, total quality management, management communications

Nora Ganim Barnes Marketing research, consumer behavior, social media

David Bell Management

Joseph Chang Brand Evaluations, Advertising Effectiveness, Cross-Cultural Marketing

Griffin Cottle Small Business Management, Entrepreneurship

Catharine Curran (Chairperson) Integrated marketing communications, advertising, marketing strategy, regulation of marketing and advertising to children

Jacqueline (Jackie) Einstein Career Development, Management, Organizational Behavior

Anoosha Izadi Marketing

Arpita Joardar Organizational Behavior, International Business

Selcan Kara Consumer behavior, Branding, Number Processing

Kellyann Kowalski Team development, human resource management, organizational behavior

Jonathan Kush Organizational Behavior, Group Coordination, Communication Networks

Jose Domingo Mora Consumer behavior, social influence, advertising, media and statistical models

Chris Papenhausen Strategic management, entrepreneurship

Satya Parayitam Strategic management, managing workplace diversity

D. Steven White Services marketing, sustainable economic development, global business, international marketing

The Department of Management and Marketing offers two major programs leading to a Bachelor of Science degree: Management and Marketing.

The purpose of the Management program is to enable undergraduate management students to understand management concepts and to acquire application skills that will allow them to function creatively, flexibly, and successfully in private or public domestic and global organizations of any size. Management majors pick an option in either Organizational Leadership or Small Business/Entrepreneurship.

The purpose of the Marketing program is to prepare students for careers in domestic and international marketing with a focus on consumers and acquiring information for decision making.

Other programs in the Department include a Minor in Business Administration (for non-business majors), a Minor in International Business (for non-business majors and business majors), and a minor in Management (for business majors). The minor in Marketing (for business majors) is temporarily closed.

Programs

Baccalaureate

Minor