Welcome to the University of Miami School of Business

Accessibility Navigation:

Marketing Seminars

Spring 2013 - Seminar Series  

Date Speaker Institution Paper Titles Room Time
January 25 Simon Blanchard Georgetown University A New Zero-Inflated Negative Binomial Methodology For Latent Category Identification AGB530 10:30am
March 15

Research Retreat

University of Miami

Executive Conference Room - Robert and Judi Prokop Newman Alumni Center All day
March 16 Research Retreat University of Miami Executive Conference Room - Robert and Judi Prokop Newman Alumni Center All day
March 29 Keith Wilcox Columbia University Quantity Aversion: Self-Control and Consumers' Preference for Quality versus Quantity AGB530 10:30am
April 5 Jayati Sinha Arizona University How Time Horizon Perceptions and Relationships Deficits Affect Impulsive Consumption AGB530 10:30am
April 12 Rajdeep Grewal Pennsylvania State University Modeling Service Quality, Price, and Performance at the Market Level: The Role of Potential and Realized Competition SB208 10:30am
April 19 Caglar Irmak Univesirty of South Carolina Merely Available: Products May Be Effective Without Actual Consumption AGB530 10:30am
April 26 Keri Kettle University of Miami Look for the Signature: Persona; Signatures, Product Evaluations, and Choice AGB530 10:30am
June 3 Noah VanBergen University of Miami SB502 10:30am

 

****Past Seminars****

Fall 2012 - Seminar Series

Date Speaker Institution Paper Titles Room Time
September 7 Julio Sevilla University of Miami Perceived Scarcity Reduces the Rate of Satiation AGB532 10:30am
September 21 Adriana Madzharov

City University of New York

The Halo Effect of Product Color Brightness of  Hedonic Food Consumption AGB532 10:30am
September 28 Ji Hoon Jhang University of Colorado at Boulder Pardon the Interruption: Trivially Malleable Subgoals, Perceived Time Slack, and Intertemporal Choice AGB532 10:30am
October 1 Yangjie Gu London Business School Turning the Page: Acts of Closure, Choice Closure, and Satisfaction AGB331 2:00pm
October 19 Eesha Sharma New York University Financial Deprivation Prompts Consumers to Seek Scarce Goods AGB532 10:30am
October 26 Gulen Sarial Abi Koc University How do Consumers Cope with Financial Constraints? The Role of Outcome Elaboration and Self-Certainty AGB532 10:30am
October 29 Derick F. Davis Virginia Tech Hard to Right and Easy to Bye: Priming Consequences of Homophone Confusion 217J 1:30pm
November 30 Kelly Goldsmith Kellogg School of Management When Guilt Begets Pleasure: The Positive Effect of a Negative Emotion SB208 1:30pm
December 6 Juliano Laran University of Miami Difficulty or Challenge? Effort Interpretation Influences Motivation to Perform a Behavior AGB331 12:00pm

 Spring 2012 - Seminar Series

Date Speaker Institution Paper Titles Room  Time 
February 24 Marketing Department Research Retreat University of Miami
February 25 Marketing Department Research Retreat University of Miami
March 2 Henrik Hagtvedt Boston College AGB532 10:30am
March 30 Alexander Chernev Northwestern University Categorial Reasoning in Consumer Choice AGB532 3:00pm

Fall 2011 - Seminar Series

Date Speaker Institution Paper Titles
September 23 Eva Buechel University of Miami - Coral Gables Mental Resource Availability and Preference for Hedonic and Utilitarian Experiences Following and Initial Experience
September 23 Anthony Salerno University of Miami - Coral Gables How Sadness Signals Danger in Indulgent Goal-Pursuit
September 30 Julio Sevilla University of Miami - Coral Gables The less there is the more I want: The effect of Scarcity on Satiation
September 30 Tatiana Fajardo University of Miami -  Coral Gables
October 7 Ab Litt Stanford University - Graduate School of Business Manipulating Basic Taste Perception to Explore How Product Information Affects Experience
October 21 Noelle Nelson University of Minnesota - Carlson School of Management Does the Modality in Which a Message is Communicated Matter?: How Consumers Provess Alternative Types of Sensory Data in Working Memory
October 28 Sue Ryung Chang New York University - Leonard N. Stern School of Business Learning Dynamics in Product Relaunch
November 4 Andrea Bonezzi Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management Stuck in the Middle: The Psychophysics of Goal Pursuit
Novemer 18 David T. Neal The powerful pull of the past:; When and how do we consume "out of habit"?
December 2 Keri Kettle University of Miami Motivating Consumers to Repay Debt
December 9 David Gal Northwestern University Can Small Victories Help Win the War? Evidence from Consumer Debt Management

Spring 2011 - Seminar Series

Date Speaker Institution Paper Titles
January 28 Keri Kettle University of Alberta - Canada The Signature Effect: How Signing One's Name Influences Consumption-Related Behavior.
February 4

Priya Raghubir

New York University - NY

Are Consumers Aware of Top-Bottom but not Left-Right Inferences? Implications for Shelf Space Positions.
March 11 Scott Neslin

Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth Hanover - NH

A Model and Empirical Analysis of Patient Compliance and Persistence in Pharmaceuticals.
April 8

Kristin Diehl

University of Southern California

Carry-over Effects of Task-Related Affect on Consumer Search and Shopping Behavior.

April 22

Andrew Stephen

INSEAD

The Complementary Roles of Traditional and Social Media Publicity in Driving Marketing Performance.

 




Fall 2010 - Seminar Series

Date Speaker Institution Paper Titles
September 10
Eva Buechel and Julio Sevilla University of Miami

September 17

Rom Y. Schrift

Columbia University – Columbia Business School

Complicating Choice

September 24

Tatiana Fajardo and Anthony Salerno

University of Miami


October 1

Stephen A. Spiller

Duke University – Fuqua School of Business

Opportunity Cost Consideration

October 5

Donna Hoffman

 UC Riverside Anderson Graduate School of Management

Are Brand Attitudes Contagious? Consumer Response to Organic Search Trends

October 5

Tom Novak

UC Riverside Anderson Graduate School of Management

The Role of Context and Content on Recognition Accuracy:  Differences Between Virtual Worlds and Traditional Web Environments

October 22

 Robin L. Soster

University of South Carolina – Darla Moore School of Business

Tracking Costs on Time and Money: How Accounting Periods Affect Mental Accounting

Cost of Time versus Money: A Mental Accounting View of Satisfaction

October 29

Keisha M. Cutright

 

Duke University – Fuqua School of Business

The Beauty of Boundaries: When and Why We Seek Structure in Consumption

November 5

Kelly B. Herd

University of Colorado – Leeds School of Business

Identity Representation in Customization

 

 


    School of Business Administration
    P.O. Box 248027, Coral Gables, Florida 33124-6520
 
 
TEL: 305-284-4643
FAX: 305-284-6526
 
GRADUATE: 305-284-2510
UNDERGRADUATE: 305-284-4641