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职称:Professor
所属学校:Illinois State University
所属院系:Marketing
所属专业:Marketing/Marketing Management, General
联系方式:(309) 438-5564
Jeri Beggs joined the Department of Marketing at Illinois State University in August 2002. Her teaching experience includes Indiana University, Saint Louis University and Maryville University. She currently teaches four courses at ISU: M236 Business ethics, corporate social responsibility and sustainability, M331 Developments in IMC Strategy, M333 IMC Campaigns, and M231 Buyer Behavior. She created two of these courses (M236 and M331) at Illinois State University. Beggs’ research interests include ethics education and ethical decision-making, religiosity and charitable giving, and the use of social media. Jeri has published multiple articles on ethics education and is collecting longitudinal data examining ethical decision making in MBA students throughout their careers. Recent research has focused on religiosity and charitable giving using consumer expenditures data, and the use of social media in higher education including athletics. - See more at: http://business.illinoisstate.edu/marketing/faculty_staff/beggs.shtml#sthash.T69VGZlT.dpuf
Jeri Beggs joined the Department of Marketing at Illinois State University in August 2002. Her teaching experience includes Indiana University, Saint Louis University and Maryville University. She currently teaches four courses at ISU: M236 Business ethics, corporate social responsibility and sustainability, M331 Developments in IMC Strategy, M333 IMC Campaigns, and M231 Buyer Behavior. She created two of these courses (M236 and M331) at Illinois State University. Beggs’ research interests include ethics education and ethical decision-making, religiosity and charitable giving, and the use of social media. Jeri has published multiple articles on ethics education and is collecting longitudinal data examining ethical decision making in MBA students throughout their careers. Recent research has focused on religiosity and charitable giving using consumer expenditures data, and the use of social media in higher education including athletics. - See more at: http://business.illinoisstate.edu/marketing/faculty_staff/beggs.shtml#sthash.T69VGZlT.dpuf