Teaching Experience

 

  1991-Present    Wrangler Professor, Department of Consumer Affairs, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama; Coordinator, Apparel Merchandising

 

  1986-1991         Associate Professor, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.

 

  1982-1986         Assistant Professor, Department of Clothing, Textiles, Interiors and Furnishings, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia.

 

  Classes taught

• Merchandise Planning and Control

• Apparel Merchandising and Retail Management

• Seminar: Current Issues in Retail Marketing

• Independent Study - Consumer Perceptions of Apparel Quality and Value

• Independent Study - Brand and Store Image

• Independent Study - Internet Marketing/Internet Consumer Behavior

• Independent Study - Online Shopping and Perceived Risk

• Special Problems - Consumer Behavior in International Markets

• Special Problems in Clothing and Human Behavior

• Integrated Textile Apparel Complex

• Social Psychology of Clothing

• Graduate Research Methods

• Supervise Retail Merchandising Internship