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Dr. Terence Holmes
Chair,
Department of Management, Marketing, and Business Administration
451 Business Building
Murray State University
Murray, KY 42071-3314
Ph.: (270) 809-6196
Fax: (270) 809-3740
Email: Dept. Management, Marketing, and Business Administration

Honors Day 2008 Candidates

It is Spring at Murray State University. That means it is time to continue our recognition of a growing tradition of academic excellence. The May 9 Honors Day ceremony honors graduating seniors for their academic and/or leadership achievements. The Department of Management Marketing & Business Administration is proud to present the students in our department who were finalists for the Outstanding Senior award in their major or area. Please congratulate them on their commendable performance.

Business Administration

Brittany Hillhouse
Trista Hobbs
Alicia Schipp
Joshua Stafford
Lauren Wilson

Management

Paula Allen
Nichole Cobb
Meridith Hunter
Jessica Thompson

Marketing

Amanda Adams
Amanda Coop
Kyle Howard
Jaime Jolley
Michael Staub

International Business

Ryan Saxton
Jayson Spain

Administrative Professionals Day 2008

Thanks Sheila! We appreciate the job you're doing.

On Tuesday, April 15, 2008, Dr. Mangold and Dr. David Faulds, UofL Marketing professor, had their joint Consumer Generated Media classes present "Marketing in the Era of Consumer Generated Media." Interactive Television allowed the teams and guests at both locations to present and interact.

Murray State's Dr. Glynn Mangold and University of Louisville's Dr. David Faulds co-taught a Special Problems class during the Spring of 2008 entitled "Marketing in the Era of Consumer Generated Media." The course addressed major issues pertaining to consumer generated media's role in promotion and marketing. Student teams were comprised of both Murray State and University of Louisville students. Various distance communication technologies were used to facilitate communication within the cross-university teams. The pictures below show Murray State students using interactive television, in conjunction with their University of Louisville teammates, to present their semester's work to a group of distinguished evaluators from the Louisville business community. Dr. Mangold is shown operating the interactive television technology in the classroom.

The Department of Management, Marketing and Business Administration offers many curriculum alternatives for students. Students completing an area in management, marketing or business administration meet the strongest requirements for each of these fields. Students may also focus on a major in business administration and then choose a minor outside the College of Business to broaden their expertise in another field of interest. Additionally, a student may pursue a minor in management, marketing, real estate, advertising, office systems, or business administration.