Hannah D. Walters, DBA, is Associate Professor of Marketing at Northern State University. Walters teaches Marketing, Marketing for e-commerce, Marketing Management, Integrated Marketing Communications, Consumer Behavior, Marketing Research, and International Marketing. Walters researches ethical issues in consumer behavior and marketing, AI in higher education, and student engagement. Rachel M. Hammond, DBA, is Associate Professor of Management at Calvin University. She teaches organizational behavior and management courses. Hammond’s research focuses on the scholarship of teaching and learning, board gender diversity, and organizational flourishing. She is also pursuing thought leadership around developing human-centered skills for AI-driven workplaces.
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