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Schumann Dissertation Award

ABOUT THE AWARD

This award is overseen by the SCP Educations and Training Chair. Winning this competition is the highest honor that a doctoral student can receive from SCP, the premier society for researchers in consumer psychology. The names of the winner and the runner-up will be announced at the Awards Luncheon of the Society for Consumer Psychology Conference annual conference.

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A key goal of the competition is to provide feedback from accomplished scholars to improve the quality of dissertations in the area of consumer psychology. Therefore, the dissertation should not have been defended at the time it is submitted to SCP.

2023 Competition Open Now

Learn more about the requirements, process of applying,
and timeline for this prestigious award.

Student Reading Textbook

2022 WINNERS

"Solo and Joint Aspects of Consumer Behavior"​
Theresa (Tess) Kwon, University of Pittsburgh​
Advisor: Peggy Liu

"Solo and Joint Aspects of Consumer Behavior"​
Theresa (Tess) Kwon, University of Pittsburgh​
Advisor: Peggy Liu

"Solo and Joint Aspects of Consumer Behavior"​
Theresa (Tess) Kwon, University of Pittsburgh​
Advisor: Peggy Liu

"Speaking in Private:
Privacy Expectations Depend on Communication Modality"​

Johann Melzner, New York University
Advisors: Andrea Bonezzi and Priya Raghubir

PAST WINNERS

"Solo and Joint Aspects of Consumer Behavior"​
Theresa (Tess) Kwon, University of Pittsburgh​
Advisor: Peggy Liu

"Speaking in Private: Privacy Expectations Depend on Communication Modality"​
Johann Melzner, New York University​
Advisors: Andrea Bonezzi, Priya Raghubir


"Sharing Experiences in the Attention Economy: How Post-Consumption Attention Increases Experience Satisfaction"​
Matthew Hall, University of Nebraska-Lincoln​
Advisors: Les Carlson, Jamie Hyodo

"Risk and Rivalry Promotions"
John Costello, Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University
Advisor: Rebecca Walker Reczek

"Blurring the Lines Between Human and Machine: Marketing Human-Like Machines and Machine-Like Humans"
Noah Castelo, Columbia University
Advisors: Bernd Schmitt & Donald Lehman

Christiline du Plessis, Erasmus University

Jennifer Zarzosa, New Mexico State University

John Christensen, University of Southern California

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