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Chang, Chun-Wei

Assistant Professor
Marketing
Office: G290
Phone: 708-534-4952
Fax: 708-534-8457
Email: cchang@govst.edu


Education | Honors | Presentations | Research | Service |

Education

  • Ph.D., Marketing, University of Washington, 2012
  • M.S., Statistics, University of Michigan Ann Arbor, 2005
  • M.B.A., National Taiwan University, 2002
  • B.A., Economics, National Cheng-Chi University, 2000

Honors

  • Foster School of Business Doctoral Fellowship, 2011
  • Evert McCabe Fellowship, 2010
  • Ministry of Education Studying Abroad-Dissertation Proposal Scholarship, 209-2010
  • Foster School of Business Dean’s Achievement Award, 2008
  • Dean’s Award in Recognition of Outstanding Achievement, 2007
  • Lung-Shan Temple Scholarship, 2001
  • Taiwan Straits Outstanding Youth Award (Lions Club International), 2001

Presentations

  •  “Using Hidden Markov Model to Discover Customer Channel Choice Behavior,” INFORMS Marketing Science Conference, Vancouver, Canada, June 2008
  • 2008 ISMS Doctoral Consortium, Vancouver, Canada, June 2008
  • “The Effect of Unobservable Learning States on Customer’s Channel Preference Evolution”, INFORMS Marketing Science Conference, Boston, June 2012
  • 2012 ISMS Doctoral Consortium, Boston, June 2012

Research

Research in Progress 


  • “The Effect of Unobservable Learning States on Customer’s Channel Preference Evolution”, with Gary Erickson (under review at Journal of Retailing).
  • “Heterogeneous Churn Rate Across Individuals and Channels with Limited Information”, with Gary Erickson (to be submitted to Journal of Interactive Marketing).
  • “The Effects of Varying Channel Experiences and Direct Marketing on Customer Retention”, with Gary Erickson and Jonathan Zhang (to be submitted to Journal of Marketing Research).
  • “Optimal Multichannel Resource Allocation”, with Gary Erickson.
  • “The Effect of Unobservable Learning on Preference Evolution and Channel Choice Behavior,” with Gary Erickson and Nara Youn (major revision, Marketing Science)
  • “The Effects of Supervisory Attitudes and Activities on Customer Loyalty,” with Rapeepan Kantavichai, University of Washington
  • “Ambiguous Moderate Effects on Online Channel Addition Announcement”, with Robert Jacobson.
  • “Perceived Risk and Prior Experience on Consumers’ Preference for Channel Choice”.
  • “Channel Integration by Multi-Channel Retailers”, with Nara Youn.
  • “Value Changes, Joint Venture and Supply Chain Integration,” with James Miller and Surya Pathak

Service

College of Business and Public Administration

  • Curriculum Management Committee, 2012-current