Klassen--Michael L. (Marketing Faculty)

Displaying 1 - 50 of 50 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
1 Panelists tackle the idea of the 'modern family'
Northern Iowan 109:44, p.9
Professor Chananie-Hill's feminist theories in the social sciences class held a modern parenthood panel. This panel addressed varying ideas of what makes up a modern family. Raising children in a same-sex family was a popular discussion topic.
2 UNI College of Business Administration announce faculty awards
Public Relations News Release 2007:156, p.1
Biographical profiles of award recipients.
3 Say it with an ad
Public Relations News Release 2002:284, p.1
Internet advertising will be explored.
4 Food for thought or though for food?
Public Relations News Release 2002:132, p.1
Michael Klaussen will talk about the food industry and its part in the increase of overweight Americans.
5 Advertisers await revenue rebound
Public Relations News Release 2001:414, p.1
Michael Klassen will talk about the advertising revenues that have been recently began an upward swing again.
6 Primetime alcohol
Public Relations News Release 2001:260, p.1
Michael Klassen will discuss the new controversy over liquor ads on television.
7 Prime time alcohol ads back on TV
Public Relations News Release 2001:71, p.1
Michael Klassen will discuss the recent controversy about liquor ads on television.
8 Advertising after the attacks
Public Relations News Release 2001:166, p.1
Michael Klassen will talk about the newest marketing techniques that have developed as a result of the terrorist attacks.
9 Ads between ads
Public Relations News Release 2000:400, p.1
Michael Klassen will talk about advertising on television.
10 Mike Klassen
Campus News Network 11:6, p.
Mike Klassen presented research in Portugal.
11 Mike Klassen
Campus News Network 11:6, p.
Mike Klassen had two articles accepted for publication.
12 Pola B. Gupta, Mike Klassen
Campus News Network 11:6, p.
Pola Gupta and Mike Klassen co-authored an article that has been accepted for publication.
13 Mike Klassen and Mohammed Rawwas
Campus News Network 10:17, p.
Mike Klassen presented a paper on promoting higher education. Also Mike Klassen and Mohammed Rawwas presented a paper on auto advertisements.
14 Mike Klassen
Campus News Network 10:17, p.
Mike Klassen will publish an article.
15 UNI professor makes national television
Northern Iowan 92:49, p.1
Michael Klassen's studies relating to obesity catch eye of "Dateline NBC"' photo.
16 Michael Klassen and Dennis Clayson
Campus News Network 6:13, p.
Co-authored "Perceived Effect of a Salesperson's Stigmatized Appearance on Store Image".
17 Michael Klassen
Campus News Network 6:13, p.
Interviewed by NBC News Magazine about research on size discrimination in the workplace and was then interviewed by Dateline NBC.
18 The sexist sales pitch
Public Relations News Release 1995:182, p.1
UNI prof finds ads in Ms Magazine more sexist than Playboy.
19 Recently/soon to be published: Michael L. Klassen and Kathleen Porter
Campus News Network 6:6, p.3
Michael L. Klassen and Kathleen Porter co-authored article on sales tax and mail order shoppers.
20 Many are coming forward
Public Relations News Release 1995:106, p.1
The Americans with Disabilities Act has given obese people more legal firepower.
21 Presentations/lectures: Michael L. Klassen
Campus News Network 6:3, p.3
Michael L. Klassen presented paper on verbal information in advertising and was visiting professor at Klagenfurt University in Austria.
22 Recently/soon to be published: Michael L. Klassen and Kathleen Porter
Campus News Network 5:12, p.
Michael L. Klassen and Katherine Porter co-authored article in "Journal of Direct Marketing."
23 Awards/honors/service: Michael Klassen
Campus News Network 5:10, p.
Michael Klassen of marketing was interviewed for a segment of NBC's "Dateline".
24 Recently published: Michael Klassen and Gordon Patzer
Campus News Network 5:3, p.
Michael Klassen and Gordon Patzer co-authored article on consumer ethics.
25 Recently/soon to be published: Michael L. Klassen and Kathleen K. Port
Campus News Network 4:14, p.3
Michael L. Klassen and Katherine K. Port published article on sales tax.
26 Professional leaves announced
Campus News Network 4:14, p.1
Fall, spring, and academic year leaves are announced for 1994-1995.
27 Summer fellowships announced
Campus News Network 4:12, p.1
Summer fellowship award winners are announced.
28 Michael L. Klassen and Kathleen Porter
Campus News Network 4:3, p.4
Michael Klassen and Kathleen Porter will be awarded best paper for their research on the effects sales tax has on mail order buying decisions.
29 Mini-grants provide for infusion of technology
Campus News Network 3:17, p.1
Roster of winners and their topics of research.
30 Mike Klassen
Campus News Network 3:14, p.4
Selected to visiting professor program.
31 Michael L. Klassen
Campus News Network 3:1, p.4
Writes article on physical appearance.
32 Faculty promotions and tenure granted to University of Northern Iowa faculty by Board of Regents
Public Relations News Release 1991:540, p.1
UNI faculty promotions and tenure appointments announced.
33 Tony McAdams, Farzad Moussavi, and Michael Klassen
Campus News Network 2:14, p.4
Publish paper on employee appearance.
34 Michael L. Klassen
Campus News Network 2:10, p.
Writes paper on magazine images.
35 From soup to nuts you can get it from a catalog.
Public Relations News Release 1991:79, p.1
Shopping from catalogs has increased tremendously.
36 Michael L. Klassen and Karen A. Glynn
Campus News Network 2:2, p.
Publish paper on catalogue loyalty.
37 UNI professor conducts study to find answers; is Playboy belittling women through its ads?
Northern Iowan 87:43, p.8
Professor Klassen will present findings on gender in advertising.
38 "Celebrating Women Month" activities planned for February and March by University of Northern Iowa Women's Studies Program
Public Relations News Release 1990:336, p.1
UNI will observe Women's History Month in March preceded by a kickoff event in February. Guest artists include Margaret Lucia and Julie Simson.
39 Michael L. Klassen
Campus News Network 1:9, p.4
Invited to present research on use of computers in small firms.
40 Michael L. Klassen
Campus News Network 1:8, p.4
Publishes paper.
41 Michael Klassen
Campus News Network 1:3, p.2
Publishes two articles on perceptions of appearance.
42 Diet and health claims of food ads- study finds dramatic increase.
Public Relations News Release 1989:636, p.1
Michael Klassen found that magazine ads for food now are more likely to emphasize diet and health claims rather than price or quality factors.
43 Food ads targeting women are more likely to mention diet and health claims than price or quality, according to University of Northern Iowa marketing
Public Relations News Release 1989:625, p.1
A study conducted found that in the 1960s and 1970s, price, quality, taste and consumer satisfaction claims far outnumbered diet and health claims. It changed later in the 1970s, partly due to the negative publicity surrounding cyclamate.
44 UNI Marketing students, professor, survey food ads in women's magazines.
Public Relations News Release 1989:625, p.1
Food advertisements targeting women increasingly use diet and nutrition claims to get their attention, according to a recent study completed by assistant professor of marketing Michael Klassen and two senior students, Suzanne Wauer and Sheila Cassel.
45 Poor communication between Iowa bankers, small business owners has created strained relationship, dampened entrepreneurial spirit, says UNI study
Public Relations News Release 1988:529, p.1
Lenders and borrowers disagree over what factors are important in loan decisions, often misperceiving how the other views various key issues.
46 Iowa bankers, small businessmen at odds: Economic development at risk?
Public Relations News Release 1988:493, p.1
Michael Klassen found that banks and small businesses are often worlds apart in expectations and perceptions.
47 Study: obese workers shunned
Northern Iowan 84:64, p.1
Mike Klassen talks about his research.
48 Young consumers hold negative view of obese salespersons in Northern Iowa study.
Public Relations News Release 1988:472, p.1
College students perceived obese employees as lazy, unkempt, untidy, and lacking ambition, self discipline and self-care, according to Michael Klassen, survey co-director and UNI assistant professor of marketing.
49 Northern Iowa professor: women's self-perceptions warped.
Public Relations News Release 1988:457, p.1
Michael Klassen studied the self perception of body weight among men and women, and found that women were far more likely to over-estimate their own size and weight.
50 Obesity seen as a possible detriment to businesses.
Public Relations News Release 1988:452, p.1
Michael Klassen studied the perceptions of some 1,000 young consumers, and found that most of them believed that obese salesperson would not be effective in selling them a product or service, and would reflect poorly on the management of their company.