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Charles A. McMellon

Associate Professor of Marketing and International Business


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Degrees: PHD, 1997, CUNY Gr Sch & Univ Cnt; MBA, 1994, CUNY Baruch Coll; BBA, 1968, CUNY Baruch Coll

Bio:

Teaching:

  • MKT 211 Advertisement Management (graduate)
  • MKT 222 International Promotional Campaigns (graduate)
  • MKT 247 Consumer Behavior in the Global Environment (graduate)
  • MKT 270Marketing Problems Seminar (graduate)
  • MKT 275Strategic Planning in Marketing (graduate)
  • MKT131Principles of Advertising
  • MKT132Integrated Marketing Campaigns
  • MKT133Advertising Case Competition

Areas of Expertise & Research

  • Creativity in Advertising
  • Advertising Effectiveness
  • Consumer Behavior Aspects of New Media
  • Advertising Management, Strategy and Tactics

Education

1997
Ph.D. - Graduate School of the City University of New York
Major: Marketing (Consumer Behavior).
Dissertation:The Allocation and Consumption of Time On-line.An Examination of
the Factors that Influence the Elderly Consumer's Behavior on the Internet
.

1994
M.B.A. - Bernard M. Baruch College.
City University of New York
Major: Marketing

1968
B.B.A. - Bernard M. Baruch College (cum laude)
City University of New York
Major: Marketing
Honors thesis: Visual Persuasion Techniques in Television Advertising

1966
A.A.S. - New York City Community College (cum laude)
City University of New York
Major: Graphic Arts

Selected Publications

Journals:

  • McMellon, Charles A. & Mary Long (2006). Sympathy, Patriotism, and Cynicism:
    How Advertisers and Consumers Reacted after 9/11/01.
    Journal of Current Issues and
    Research in Advertising.
    28 (2), 1-18.
  • Long, Mary, Charles A., McMellon, S.D. Clark & Leon G. Schiffman (2006). Building
    Loyalty: An Empirical Examination of Relationship Marketing.
    Services Marketing
    Quarterly
    , 1-17.
  • McMellon, C.A. & I. Eftimov (2004).Exploring the Determinants of the Media Negotiation
    Process: A Qualitative Study.
    Current Issues and Research in Advertising. 26 (2), 27-39.
  • McMellon, Charles A. & Mary Long (2004). Exploring the Determinants of Retail Service
    Quality on the Internet.
    Journal of Services Marketing. 18(1), 78-90.
  • James, William, Charles A. McMellon & Gladys Torres-Baumgarten (2004). Dogs and Cats
    Rule: A New Insight into Segmentation.
    Journal of Targeting, Measurement and Analysis
    for Marketing.
    13 (1), 1-8.
  • Long, Mary, S. D. Clark, Leon G. Schiffman & Charles A. McMellon (2003). In the Air Again:
    Frequent Flyer Relationship Programs and Business Travelers' Quality ofLife.
    International
    Journal of Travel Research.
    5 (6), 421-423.
  • McMellon, Charles A. & Leon G. Schiffman. (2002). Cybersenior Empowerment: How Some
    Older Individuals are Taking Control of Their Lives.
    Journal of Applied Gerontology. 21 (2),
    157-175.
  • McMellon, Charles A. & Leon G. Schiffman (2001). Cybersenior Research: A Practical Approach
    to Data Collection.
    Journal of Interactive Marketing. 15(4), 46-55.
  • McMellon, Charles A.(1999). Integrating University, Community, and Student Goals in an
    Advertising Skills Course
    . Journal of Advertising Education.3 (Spring), 9-15.
  • McMellon, Charles (1995). and R. H. Ducoffe."Sorting the Mail: A Study of Categorization and
    Deliberative Processing."Journal of Direct Marketing, 9 (Winter), 56-66

Book Reviews published in Journals

  • McMellon, Charles (2009).Digital Engagement. The Journal of Consumer Marketing(review of
    Harden and Heyman's book).
  • McMellon, Charles (2008).Citizen Marketers. The Journal of Consumer Marketing(review of
    McConnell and Huba's book).
  • McMellon, Charles (2008). The 50-Plus Market. The Journal of Product and Brand Management
    (review of Stroud's book).
  • McMellon, Charles (2007).Pop! Standout in Any Crowd, The Journal of Consumer Marketing
    (review of Horn's book), 24(2), 120-121.
  • McMellon, Charles (2006).Web Copy That Sells:Revolutionary Formula for Creating Killer Copy
    Every Time. .
    The Journal of Consumer Marketing(review of Veloso's book), 23(6), 367-368.
  • McMellon, Charles (2005). The Customer Learning Curve: Creating Profits from Marketing Chaos
    The Journal of Product and Brand Management
    (review of Hellman and Burst's book) 14 (5), 348-350.
  • McMellon, Charles (2005). Inclusive Branding: The Why and How of a Holistic Approach to Brands.
    The Journal of Product and Brand Management
    (review of Schmidt & Ludlow's book) 14 (1), 74-75.
  • McMellon, Charles (2005). Defending the Brand: Aggressive Strategies for Protecting Your Brand in
    the Online Arena
    (review of Murray's book) 14 (1), 75-76.
  • McMellon, Charles (2004).How to Advertise: What Works, What Doesn't-And Why The Journal of
    Consumer Marketing
    (review of Roman, Maas & Nisenholtz's book), 21, 366-367.
  • McMellon, Charles (2003).Making It Personal The Journal of Consumer Marketing(review of
    Kasanoff's book), 20 (6), 591-594.
  • McMellon, Charles (2002).Provacy-Enhanced Business: Adapting to the Online Environmentl The
    Journal of Consumer Marketing
    (review of Frye's book), 19 (4/5), 445-447.
  • McMellon, Charles (2000).Online Customer Care - Applying Today's Technology to Achieve World-Class
    Customer Interaction
    The Journal of Consumer Marketing(review of Cusack's book), 17 (1), 78-81.
  • McMellon, Charles (1999).How Advertising Works: The Role of Research The Journal of Consumer Affairs
    (review of Jones' book), 33 (2).
  • McMellon, Charles (1995).Business-to-Business Communication Handbookl The Journal of Business-to-
    Business Marketing
    (review of Messner's book), 2 (2), 89-91.
  • McMellon, Charles (1995).Business-to-Business Direct Marketing The Journal of Business-to-Business
    Marketing
    (review of Bly's book) 2 (2), 92-93.
  • McMellon, Charles (1993).Global Perspectives on Advertising Self-Regulation The Journal of Business-to-
    Business Marketing
    (review of Boddewyn's book) 1 (4), 4.

Accomplishments & Honors

2010-Present
Member of Editorial Review Board
Journal of Advertising Education.

2009
Co-chairperson (with Dr. Barry Berman)
Retailing 2009: Strategic Challenges in Uncertain Times, Tri-Annual Conference
Sponsors: Academy of Marketing Science & American Collegiate Retailing Association.
September 30/October 3, 2009, New Orleans, Louisiana.

2006
Co-chairperson (with Dr. Barry Berman)
Retailing 2006: Strategic Planning in the New Millenium, Tri-Annual Conference
Sponsors: Academy of Marketing Science & American Collegiate Retailing Association.
November 1-4, 2006 Orlando, Florida

2003
Co-chairperson
(with Dr. Barry Berman)
Retailing 2003: Strategic Planning Uncertain Times, Tri-Annual Conference
Sponsors: Academy of Marketing Science & American Collegiate Retailing Association.
November 6-9, 2003, Columbus, Ohio.

2007-Present
Member
- Executive Board
American Collegiate Retailing Association

2007-Present
Member
- Editorial Review Board
Journal of Current Issues and Research in Advertising

2004-Present
Member
- Editorial Review Board for Buyer Behavior
Journal of Business Research

Professional Experience

1989-1991
Executive Vice President

Ted Chin & Company, New York
Director of Client Services ($ 30MM in Billings).
Responsibilities: marketing and service to all accounts, including such as: Irving Bank, Simon & Schuster, Shaklee Corporation, Forest City MetroTech, Acutrak Watches, Sonnet Sprint water, and others.

1979-1988
Senior Vice President

Ally & Gargano, New York
Management Supervisor
Accounts: Dunkin' Donuts, Jergen's Products such as Jergen's Lotion, Bryan Foods, BayBanks, Kayser-Roth, Mindscape Software.

1972-1979
Vice President
Foote, Cone & Belding, New York.
Management Supervisor($20mm budget)
Main Accounts: Clairol Products (Introduced many new products as this client grew to be number one) and Schenley Liquors.

1968-1971
Account Executive
Young & Rubicam, N.Y.

Main Accounts: General Foods, National Distillers, Time Inc