49th AMA–Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium:
The Past, Present and Future of Marketing #AMADocCon14
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About the AMA–Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium
or more than 40 years, the AMA–Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium has brought together top marketing doctoral students with the world’s most distinguished marketing faculty. The invitation-only consortium offers presentations, workshops and networking events that encourage interaction and dialogue among renowned faculty and consortium doctoral fellows. The first consortium was held in 1966. In 1997, the name was changed to the AMA–Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium in recognition of the Madhuri & Jagdish N. Sheth Foundation’s commitment to finance part of the consortium on an ongoing basis with the establishment of an AMA Foundation endowed fund.
The AMA is pleased to provide support to the 49th AMA–Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium through a grant to encourage innovative programming that enhances the value of participation in the consortium. For additional information about the AMA, please visit www.ama.org.
AMA–Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium Host Institutions:
2014 – Northwestern University
2013 – University of Michigan
2012 – University of Washington
2011 – Oklahoma State University
2010 – Texas Christian University
2009 – Georgia State University
2008 – University of Missouri
2007 – Arizona State University
2006 – University of Maryland
2005 – University of Connecticut
2004 – Texas A&M University
2003 – University of Minnesota
2002 – Emory University
2001 – University of Miami
2000 – University of Western Ontario
1999 – University of Southern California
1998 – University of Georgia
1997 – University of Cincinnati
AMA Doctoral Consortium Host Institutions:
1996 – The University of Colorado, Boulder
1995 – The University of Pennsylvania
1994 – Santa Clara University
1993 – University of Illinois
1992 – Michigan State University
1991 – University of Southern California
1990 – University of Florida
1989 – Harvard University
1988 – University of California at Berkeley
1987 – New York University
1986 – University of Notre Dame
1985 – Duke University
1984 – Northwestern University
1983 – University of Michigan
1982 – University of Minnesota
1981 – University of Maryland
1980 – Penn State University
1979 – University of Wisconsin, Madison
1978 – University of Chicago
1977 – University of Pennsylvania
1976 – University of Houston
1975 – Cornell University
1974 – University of Oregon
1973 – Michigan State University
1972 – University of Texas, Austin
1971 – University of Illinois
1970 – University of Western Ontario
1969 – University of North Carolina
1968 – Penn State University
1967 – Penn State University
1966 – Indiana University
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