Faculty Books

Marketing faculty members publish regularly in the leading marketing journals, and have written a number of influential books. They have consistently won outstanding teaching awards by presenting the latest marketing concepts in clear and interesting ways.

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Customer Equity Management

Roland T. Rust,
Kay N. Lemon, Das Narayandas

2005, Prentice Hall

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E-Service

Roland T. Rust & P. K. Kannan

2002, M.E. Sharpe

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Understanding Business

William G. Nickels,
James M. McHugh, Susan M. McHugh

2002, McGraw Hill

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Student Assessment and Learning Guide for use with Understanding Business

William G. Nickels ,
James McHugh, Susan McHugh

2001, McGraw Hill

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Driving Customer Equity: How Customer Lifetime Value is Reshaping Corporate Strategy

Roland T. Rust,
Valarie A. Zeithaml, Katherine N. Lemon

Winner 2002 Berry-AMA Book Prize for the Best Book in Marketing

2000, The Free Press

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Marketing: Relationships, Quality, Value

William G. Nickels
Marian Burk Wood

1997, Worth Publishing

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Service Marketing

Roland T. Rust ,
Anthony J. Zahorik, Timothy L. Keiningham

1996, Harper Collins

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Readings in Service Marketing

Roland T. Rust,
Anthony J. Zahorik,  Timothy L. Keiningham

1996, Harper Collins

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Return on Quality

Roland T. Rust ,
Anthony J. Zahorik, Timothy L. Keiningham

1994, Irwin Publishing

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Service Quality

Roland T. Rust and
Richard L. ("Rich") Oliver

1994, Sage Publishing

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Advertising Media Models

Roland T. Rust 

1986, Lexington Books

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Marketing Principles

William G. Nickels

1978, 1982, Prentice Hall Inc.

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Marketing Communications & Promotion

William G. Nickels

1976, 1984 Grid Inc.

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