Journal of Marketing for Higher Education
1996 - 2024
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Volume 13, issue 1-2, 2003
- Key Elements of a Successful Drive Toward Marketing Strategy Making pp. 1-15

- Cynthia W. Cann and Marie A. George
- A, B, CD, DVD: Marketing Higher Education to the Millennial Generation pp. 17-31

- Lee F. Furbeck, Marc L. Harding, Darin R. Wohlgemuth and David R. Bousquet
- Building a Better Applicant Pool--A Case Study of the Use of Predictive Modeling and Market Segmentation to Build and Enroll Better Pools of Students pp. 33-55

- Bart Herridge and Robert Heil
- Planning and Implementing Institutional Image and Promoting Academic Programs in Higher Education pp. 57-75

- Rubeena Çetin
- Marketing Maps: Illustrating How Marketing Works pp. 77-86

- James F. Gyure and Susan G. Arnold
- An Update on the Use of Ranks in Calibrating and Marketing Higher Education pp. 87-99

- Stewart Page and Ken Cramer
- Perceived Risk in College Selection: Differences in Evaluative Criteria Used by Students and Parents pp. 101-125

- Jacquelyn Warwick and Phylis M. Mansfield
- Encouraging Future Helping Behaviors: The Role of Student-Faculty Relationships in Higher Education Marketing pp. 127-157

- Dennis B. Arnett, C. Michael Wittmann and Bennie J. Wilson
- Looking East--Looking West: Exploring the Views of Hong Kong University Students About Traditional Chinese Cultural Values in Terms of the Delivery of Foreign Programs pp. 159-177

- Mike Willis
- Alumni Perceptions of a Move to NCAA Division IA Football Membership pp. 179-197

- Donald P. Roy, Susan K. Harmon and Timothy R. Graeff
Volume 12, issue 2, 2002
- An Investigation of the Influence Acknowledgement Programs Have on Alumni Giving Behavior: Implications for Marketing Strategy pp. 1-14

- Frank G. Bingham, Charles J. Quigley and Keith B. Murray
- The Collegiate Student Orientation Scale (CSOS): Application of the Marketing Concept to Higher Education pp. 15-34

- Dennis N. Bristow and Kenneth C. Schneider
- Strategy Development for Incumbent Urban Universities: Moving Forward in an Increasingly Competitive Environment pp. 35-47

- Kirk Smith
- Impact of Internet Images: Impression-Formation Effects of University Web Site Images pp. 49-68

- Srividya Ramasubramanian, James F. Gyure and Nasreen M. Mursi
- Choice-Based Segmentation As an Enrollment Management Tool pp. 69-83

- Mark R. Young
Volume 12, issue 1, 2002
- Attitudes About Marketing in Higher Education: An Exploratory Study pp. 1-14

- John M. McGrath
- The Current State of Marketing Activity Among Higher Education Institutions pp. 15-29

- Cynthia M. Newman
- A Comparison of Two-Year and Four-Year Adult Students: Motivations to Attend College and the Importance of Choice Criteria pp. 31-48

- Greg M. Broekemier
- Determinants of Awareness, Consideration, and Choice Set Size in University Choice pp. 49-75

- Philip L. Dawes and Jennifer Brown
Volume 11, issue 4, 2001
- Factors That Predict Academic Reputation Don't Always Predict Desire to Attend pp. 1-18

- Michael J. Conard and Maureen A. Conard
- A Response to “Beyond the Mission Statement: Alternative Futures for Today's Universities” pp. 19-27

- Frank G. Bingham, Charles J. Quigley and Keith B. Murray
- Price Elasticity of Per-Credit-Hour Tuition Charges and the Effects on Four-Year Graduation Rates pp. 29-49

- Carol W. DeMoranville and Paula Bogott O'Donnell
- Comparing Two Survey Research Approaches: E-Mail and Web-Based Technology versus Traditional Mail pp. 51-66

- Colleen M. Howes and Mark R. Mailloux
Volume 11, issue 3, 2001
- A Profile of Today's Distance Learners: An Investigation of Demographic and Individual Difference Variables of Distance and Non-Distance Learners pp. 1-16

- Gary Latanich, Sarath A. Nonis and Gail I. Hudson
- Using College Web Sites for Student Recruitment: A Relationship Marketing Study pp. 17-37

- Bart Kittle and Diane Ciba
- An Identification of the Marketing Implications of the Various Forms of Market Entry for Foreign Universities Seeking to Enter the Hong Kong Higher Education Market pp. 39-64

- Mike Willis
- Strategic Alliances Between Chinese and Foreign Universities: Was a Staggered Form of Entry Used? pp. 65-84

- Mike Willis
Volume 11, issue 2, 2001
- Exploring the Decision Process of School Leavers' and 'Mature Students' in University Choice pp. 1-20

- Debra Harker, Peter Slade and Michael Harker
- A Process for Developing Regional Business School—Business Community Relationships pp. 21-37

- John W. Henke, Eileen Peacock and Kenneth M. York
- Gender Effects on the Major Selection Process—A Five-Year Study: Implications for Marketing Business Programs of Small Private Colleges to Women pp. 39-60

- Eric Kolhede
- Country Image and Expectations Toward International Programs in Business Administration Among Thai Students pp. 61-89

- Krairoek Pinkaeo and Mark Speece
- Characterizing the Decision Process Leading to Enrollment in Master's Programs: Further Application of the Enrollment Process Model pp. 91-107

- Gregory Stiber
Volume 11, issue 1, 2000
- The Student Is Not the Customer—An Alternative Perspective pp. 1-19

- Darlene Bay and Harold Daniel
- Marketing Executive MBA Programs: A Comparison of Student and Sponsoring Organization Decision Considerations pp. 21-38

- Ann E. Carrel and Denise D. Schoenbachler
- Segmenting Markets in Urban Higher Education: Community- Versus Campus-Centered Students pp. 39-61

- Thomas A. Klein, Patsy F. Scott and Joseph L. Clark
- Appreciating the Needs of Non-Traditional Students: Women as a Growing Market for Colleges and Universities pp. 63-72

- Matthew D. Shank, Margaret H. Winchell and Margaret Myers
- The Identification, Application and Use of Four Distinct Levels of Sino-Foreign Cooperation in the State Higher Education Sector pp. 73-95

- Mike Willis
Volume 10, issue 4, 2000
- Key Factors Influencing Student Satisfaction Related to Recruitment and Retention pp. 1-11

- Kevin M. Elliott and Margaret A. Healy
- Means-End Theory: Getting the Service Customers's Attention pp. 13-33

- Deborah E. Rosen and Timothy B. Greenlee
- Using “Relationship Marketing” Theory to Develop a Training Model for Admissions Recruiters pp. 35-49

- James F. Gyure and Susan G. Arnold
- The Expected Monetary Value of a Student: A Model and Example pp. 51-62

- Ronald Hoverstad, Ray Sylvester and Kevin E. Voss
- Beyond the Mission Statement: Alternative Futures for Today's Universities pp. 63-82

- Donna S. Finley, Gayla Rogers and John R. Galloway
Volume 10, issue 3, 2000
- An Examination of Students' Perceptions of Service Quality in Higher Education pp. 1-20

- Michael D. Clemes, Lucie K. Ozanne and Lam Tram
- University Experiences, the Student-College Relationship, and Alumni Support pp. 21-44

- James H. McAlexander and Harold F. Koenig
- The Role of Advising in Non-Returning Students' Perceptions of Their University pp. 45-59

- Mark Peterson, Judy A. Wagner and Charles W. Lamb
- Improve Your Marketing Results by Asking Peter F. Drucker's “Five Most Important Questions” pp. 61-76

- Constance Rossum and Geoffrey Baum
- Brand as Relevance pp. 77-97

- Robert A. Sevier
Volume 10, issue 2, 2000
- Evaluating Belief Strength and Consistency in the Assessment of University Image pp. 1-9

- James A. Karrh
- Lots of Fun, Not Much Work, and No Hassles: Marketing Images of Higher Education pp. 11-26

- Michael L. Klassen
- MBA Marketing Curriculum for the 21st Century pp. 27-38

- Kenneth Saban, Conway Lackman, John Lanasa and David Burns
- Critical Success Factors in the Marketing of an Educational Institution: A Comparison of Institutional and Student Perspectives pp. 39-57

- Tim Mazzarol, Geoffrey N. Soutar and Vicky Thein
- Ranking of Canadian Universities: A New Marketing Tool pp. 59-69

- Stewart Page
Volume 10, issue 1, 1999
- Technology Fees Can Be Used to Improve Marketing Strategies in Public Urban Universities pp. 1-12

- James Wetzel, Dennis O'Toole and Michael W. Little
- Characterizing the Decision Process Leading to Enrollment in Doctoral Programs: Theory, Application, and Practice pp. 13-26

- Gregory F. Stiber
- A Scale for Measuring Student Perceptions of Quality: An Australian Asian Perspective pp. 27-41

- Terry Gatfield
- At the Intersection of Demand Creation and Demand Fulfillment: Which Schools Are Getting There First and Why pp. 43-53

- Michael Klassen and Eric Sitzman
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