Dr. Engelland’s research focuses on how marketing executives “think” or process inputs in making determinations on how to market products and services. Naturally, this involves investigation into the personal ethics, virtue and religiosity of the marketing decision-maker. He has authored over seventy refereed publications and five books, won multiple teaching awards and been named as a fellow of the Marketing Management Association. In 2013 he was the receipient of the Lifetime Contributor to Marketing Award by the Society for Marketing Advances. In November of 2014 he was named the first-ever Edward J. Pryzbyla Chair of Business and Economics.