Editorial Advisory and Review Board

Journal of Website Promotion 

 

    FRANK ALPERT, Griffith University, School of Business, Department of Marketing, Nathan, Queensland, Australia

 

    ANGELA (QIMEI) CHEN, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Department of Marketing, College of Business Administration

 

    KUANCHIN CHEN, Western Michigan University, Department of Business Information Systems, Haworth College of

                     Business

 

    RENITA COLEMAN, University of Texas at Austin, School of Journalism, College of Communication

    LOUIS K. FALK, University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College, English & Communication Department
 

     CHARLES F. FRAZER, University of Oregon, School of Journalism and Communication

 

    RAJENDAR GARG, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Department of Marketing, Eberly College of Business and

                     Information Technology

 

      LOUISA HA, Bowling Green State University, Department of Telecommunications

 

     MARÍA E. LEN-RÍOS, University of Missouri, Department of Advertising, Missouri School of Journalism

 

      STEVEN R. LEVITT, University of Texas at San Antonio, Department of Communication

 

    BINSHAN LIN, Louisiana State University in Shreveport, Department of Management and Marketing

 

    CHARLES A. "CHUCK" LUBBERS, University of South Dakota, Department of Contemporary Media and Journalism

 

    EUGENE MARLOW, Baruch College, Department of English/Journalism

 

    MARGARET (MARGIE) MORRISON, University of Tennessee, School of Advertising and Public Relations

 

    SHINTARO OKAZAKI, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Department of Finance and Marketing Research, College of Economics and

                      Business Administration, Madrid, Spain

 

    CHARLES H. PATTI, Queensland University of Technology, School of Advertising, Marketing, and Public Relations,

                     Brisbane, Australia

 

    RUTH RETTIE, Kingston University, Kingston Business School, United Kingdom

 

    SHELLY L. RODGERS, University of Missouri, Department of Advertising, Missouri School of Journalism

 

    VICTORIA A. SEITZ, California State University-San Bernardino, Department of Marketing

 

    KIM BARTEL SHEEHAN, University of Oregon, School of Journalism and Communication

 

    ABDUL KARIM SINNO, Clarke College, Department of Communication

 

    HY SOCKEL, Youngstown State University, Department of Management, Warren P. Williamson College of Business

                     Administration

 

    ALEX WANG, University of Connecticut, Department of Communication Sciences

 

 

 

ASSOCIATE EDITOR, RESEARCH-IN-BRIEF

    XIGEN LI, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, School of Journalism, College of Communication and Media Arts

 

Value of Editorial Board Memberships

Editorial board membership is awarded to recognized experts and serves as an opportunity to provide distinguished leadership as well as give peer-reviewed research direction to publication in the relevant field of study. In addition, journal board memberships also open up opportunities for mentoring faculty and students. Most top universities recognize the value of serving on editorial boards to enhancing their institutional reputation, believing that such activities on campus should be fostered, encouraged, and rewarded. The involvement of professionals from outside the academy on editorial boards also adds to the impact of such work.