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Faculty members and Ph.D. students at Texas universities are invited to submit their papers dealing with substantive, methodological or theoretical marketing topics. Submit an extended abstract by Wednesday, February 1, 2017. Conference host: Baylor University.

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The Texas Marketing Faculty Research Colloquium was created in the late 1980s by a few faculty members at Southern Methodist University, University of Texas at Austin, and University of Texas at Dallas. Roger Kerin (SMU), Vijay Mahajan (who was at SMU at that time), Bob Leone (who was at UT Austin at that time) and the late Frank Bass (UT Dallas) led the initiative. Their intention was to create a forum:

• For tenure-track assistant professors to present their research and benefit from comments and suggestions before submitting their manuscripts to journals for review and publication consideration, and
• To foster networking and research collaboration among faculty who teach and research in the same areas.

Nearly thirty years later, the Texas Marketing Faculty Research Colloquium has grown from serving faculty at the three founding schools to serving research faculty and Ph.D. students throughout the state.

2017 Colloquium Highlights

• Thursday evening 4 pm VIP reception at Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Market for a behind-the-scenes peek into the HGTV Fixer Upper series followed by an early dinner at the Dr. Pepper Museum, home of the oldest soft drink in the U.S.
• Friday Research Colloquium at Baylor University’s new Paul L. Foster Campus for Business and Innovation. Registration and continental breakfast opens at 8:30, followed by a full day of research panels, wrapping up at 4 p.m. so you’ll be home in time for dinner.

See the conference website

for more information.

Call for Papers February 1, 2017 Deadline

Faculty members and Ph.D. students at Texas universities are invited to submit their papers dealing with substantive, methodological or theoretical marketing topics. Submit an extended abstract by Wednesday, February 1, 2017. Visit the conference website

for more information.

Authors should submit:

• A cover page with the title and with author information – name, affiliation, mailing address, phone number, and email address for the presenting/corresponding author. To allow for blind review, please do not include the author information on abstract text pages.
• A 50 word abstract
• A 1,000 word extended abstract. The word count does not include references/tables/figures.
• Provide three to five keywords that match best to your work. This information will help us to assign reviewers.

Submitting authors should specify a presenter. An author can be listed as presenter on only one submission, but can be listed as co-author on multiple submissions.

Submit only one file per submission (combine the cover page and the manuscript including your figures/references/appendix into one file: MS Word, RTF format or PDF). Email submissions to MarketingDepartment@baylor.edu

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