Susan Mantel is a Professor of Marketing at the Lindner College of Business, specializing in consumer behavior and marketing strategy. Her research focuses on human decision-making across various areas, including consumer behavior, sales, and business-to-business settings.
With over 25 years of teaching experience, Dr. Mantel has taught marketing at four universities: the University of Cincinnati, Ball State University, Indiana University, and the University of Toledo. After serving six years in administration as Department Chair and Associate Dean, she returned to a faculty position in 2020. Her current research explores consumer decision-making, with a particular focus on social media and online misinformation.
Areas of expertise: Negotiation, Consumer Behavior, Decision-Making.
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The University of Cincinnati MS Marketing program is available 100% online.
While you will never need to come to campus, you are invited to take an on-campus course if you want. Some of our on-campus classes are offered in a one-weekend format. There is also a study abroad course option if you want to participate in a one-week travel option for one of your elective courses.
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