Home 
Conference Conference History 2011 Doctoral Colloquium
Conference Conference History 2011 Doctoral Colloquium
Doctoral Colloquium |
 |
Doctoral Colloquium Prize Winners Winner of the Doctoral Colloquium Best Paper Award was: Aaron Gleiberman (pictured right), (supervised by Rajiv Dant). Preventing and Combating the Onset of Dark Side Symptoms: An Empirical Assessment  Runners up in the best paper award at the doctoral colloquium were presented with their awards by Gary Warnaby. They were:Ann T. Walsh, NUI Galway, for Marketing's Contribution to Achieving Sustainable Consumption of Food and  Yusra Khogeer, University of Liverpool for The Effects of Anthropomorphism on Consumer Perceptions of Brands and their Products. The Doctoral Colloquium was held on 4th July 2011 at the University of Liverpool Management School, followed by a group dinner in Liverpool that evening.Doctoral Colloquium Booklet The Doctoral Colloquium was hosted by an internationally excellent faculty: Dr. Gary Warnaby - Doctoral Colloquium Chair, University of Liverpool Management School Professor Emeritus Michael Baker, University of Strathclyde Professor Steve Baron, University of Liverpool Management School Professor John W. Cadogan, Loughborough University Business School  Professor Christina Goulding, Coventry University Business SchoolDr Toni Hilton, University of Westminster Professor Nick Lee, Aston Business School Professor Luiz Moutinho, University of Glasgow Business School Professor Matthew Robson, Leeds University Business School Professor Michael Saren, University of Leicester The Conference Committee was delighted to welcome the Doctoral Colloquium Key Note Speakers on the following topics: Professor Michael Saren – The Literature Review Professor Christina Goulding – Doing Qualitative Doctoral Research Professor Matthew Robson - Doing Quantitative Doctoral Research Professor John W. Cadogan & Professor Nick Lee – Getting Published  CIM Charitable Trust Bursaries40 bursaries of up to £310, sponsored by the CIM Charitable Trust were available to assist with the cost of attending the colloquium and the conference. The Academy of Marketing would like to acknowledge the extremely generous support received from The Chartered Institute of Marketing Charitable Trust in funding these Bursaries. The Chartered Institute of Marketing Charitable Trust was established in 1978 as a totally independent charity. It exists to support education, research and good practice in marketing. |
