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Timothy Heath
Joseph Seibert Professor
Marketing
Academic Background
- Ph.D. University of Iowa, Business Administration, 1988
- B.A. Northern Illinois University, Psychology, 1979
- B.S. Northern Illinois University, Sociology, 1979
Academic & Professional Experience
- Joseph C. Seibert Professor, Farmer School of Business, Miami University (2001–Present).
- Visiting Professor, Mendoza College of Business, University of Notre Dame (2001–2002).
- Assistant/Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh (1989–2001).
Recent Publications
- Chatterjee, Subimal, Timothy B. Heath, and Junhong Min (forthcoming), "The Susceptibility of Mental Accounting Principles to Evaluation Mode Effects," Journal of Behavioral Decision Making.
- DelVecchio, Devon and Timothy B. Heath (forthcoming), “An Experimental Test of Brand Insulation Against Competitor Attacks: Effects of Consumer Heterogeneity and Residual Desire,” Psychology and Marketing.
- Chatterjee, Subimal, Timothy B. Heath, and Suman Basuroy (2003), “Failing to Suspect Collusion in Price-Matching Guarantees: Consumer Limitations in Game-Theoretic Reasoning,” Journal of Consumer Psychology, 13 (3), 255-267.
Honors & Awards
- 2005: Nominee, Outstanding Teacher of the Year, Miami University.
- 2002: Outstanding Teacher of the Year, University of Notre Dame.
- 2002: Outstanding Service and Dedication Award, Tau and Delta Delta Delta.
- 2000–: Editorial Review Board, Journal of Consumer Psychology.
Areas of Expertise
- Creativity and innovation
- Consumer decision-making
- Deceptive advertising/communication
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