Dr. Neil Hair

It's just not enough that Ive finished a quarter with a fantastic group of students (both of them), I've been learning a great deal from them. I miss being in the classroom already (yes, that's right - I actually LIKE doing this). Accordingly I've spotted a couple of areas where I can add value in a number of new online presentations. One of them will be built on the reflections on the client-consultant marketing planning process, essentially a how to guide on what needs to be considered when youre putting together a marketing plan, thinking more clearly about your audience in how you write and compile this all important document. The second comes from the success of several of my Marketing Concepts graduate class in their online presentations. Here was a group of students who had never met (I made sure of that), had never met the real world clients they worked for, and yet still managed to come together and dazzle the audience with some highly sophisticated presentations that charted their efforts in class at - lets not forget - a very basic level. I learned a lot form this process and would like to share their effectiveness with future classes. So - a mini project for me - above and beyond all of the research Im doing this summer. Oh and I'll be using the latest in technology to deliver it. Move over Breeze… enter Adobe Connect.