Ask McCombs students about their favorite aspects of the school, and invariably
they cite the quality and accessibility of the faculty. This dynamic group of
knowledge leaders is known for generating relevant
business research (we’re
among the most productive research schools in the country) with teaching that
challenges and elevates.
The McCombs Marketing Department is comprised of productive research faculty who
are at the forefront of marketing knowledge. The Marketing Department ranked #6
among universities worldwide for 2000-2005 research publications in the leading
six scholarly journals (according to the American Marketing Association Doctoral
Student Interest Group). The research quality and impact of our faculty is
exemplified by the number of recent faculty awards. Four faculty members (Susan Broniarczyk, Wayne Hoyer, Leigh McAlister and Frenkel TerHofstede) have received
the Journal of Marketing Research’s O’Dell Award for research having the
greatest impact over a 5 year period. Robert Peterson received the 2006 American
Marketing Association/Mc-Graw Hill Irwin Distinguished Marketing Educator Award.
Vijay Mahajan received the 2007 Berry-American Marketing Association Book Prize.
Our faculty are leaders in the academic community with a former director of the
Marketing Science Institute (Leigh McAlister), two former editors of the Journal
of Marketing Research (Vijay Mahajan and Robert Peterson), a former editor of
the Journal of Marketing (William Cunningham) and former associate
editors at Journal of Consumer Research (Susan Broniarczyk and Wayne Hoyer).
Raj Raghunathan received a 2007 National Science Foundation Early Career Award
and both he and Raji Srinivasan have been recognized as Marketing Young Scholars
by the Marketing Science Institute.
Our junior faculty, who examine cutting-edge research topics, are also a significant resource for Ph.D. students. Pictured are Assistant Professors Jade DeKinder and Raghu Rao with Ph.D. student Dae-Yong Ahn, Marketing Department, McCombs School of Business.
Did you know?Our Marketing Research Seminar Series is very popular- an opportunity to
hear first hand about new marketing research insights form visiting faculty.
Our Brown Bag Research Series is an informal opportunity for faculty and students to share nascent research ideas and receive feedback..