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LeBow Ph.D. Student Wins Research Day Recognition

April 25, 2012

Fourth-year Ph.D. in marketing student Monique Bell has won the 2012 Drexel University Research Day award in Business Research for her proposal titled “Thinking Outside the Building: An Exploration Into Organizational Values and Their Marketing Outcomes.”

Bell’s research will look at firms’ organizational values and their relationships with customer satisfaction and corporate reputation. “I create a new framework for looking at organizational values that considers marketing outcomes – the prior frameworks only considered management outcomes,” Bell says. “Then, I will test whether certain organizational values have different effects on customer satisfaction and corporate reputation. I hypothesize that self-transcendent values (others-oriented values) will increase satisfaction; while self-enhancement values (self-oriented values) will increase reputation.”  

Research Day brings together members of the Drexel University community to celebrate research, innovation, scholarship and creativity. Bell’s advisors for this research project are Pravin Nath, Ph.D., assistant professor of marketing, and Hyokjin Kwak, Ph.D., associate professor of marketing.

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Two Ph.D. students have recently been honored for their exceptional work at Drexel LeBow.

Monique Bell, PhD, a 2013 alumna of the LeBow PhD program, was recently honored by the PhD Project.