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Best Paper Winners: Journal of Marketing Education

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This month, the Journal of Marketing Education recognized its Outstanding Article of the Year winners for 2012. Congratulations to Bruce K. Pilling, Edward E. Rigdon, & Harvey J. Brightman, all of Georgia State University, who published the award-winning paper, “Building a Metrics-Enabled Marketing Curriculum: The Cornerstone Course” in the journal’s August 2012 issue. The journal also recognized the Outstanding Reviewer of the Year, 2012: Michelle Steward of Wake Forest University. You can see past winners of the Outstanding Article award by clicking here. Our congratulations to all!

The Journal of Marketing Education provides a forum for the exchange of ideas, information, and experiences related to educating students of marketing and advertising. Click here to learn more or submit a paper to the journal.

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