Ann Schlosser

Education

• PhD University of Illinois (1997)
• MA University of Illinois (1995)
• BA Carleton College (1991)

Academic Expertise

• advertising
• consumer behavior
• consumer segmentation
• digital marketing

• e-commerce

• marketing research

• social media

Current Research

• Consumer control and choice in online environments, How social situations and communication modality influence consumption decisions and experiences, How person-and-machine interactivity impact attitude strength and valence, Internet policy

Positions Held

• At the University of Washington since 2000
• Assistant Professor at Vanderbilt University, 1998-2000
• Visiting Scholar at the Interval Research Corporation in Palo Alto, 1999
• Research Associate in the Technology Research Group of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, 1997-1998

Honors and Awards

• Identified as one of the 50 most prolific scholars in marketing, 1982-2006
• Stellner Distinguished Scholar Award, University of Illinois, 2007
• Lex Gamble Family Award for Excellence in the Field of E-Commerce, 2006
• Finalist for Division 49 American Psychological Association Dissertation Award, 1998
• @d:tech Scholarship for individual contribution to understanding the influence of technology on advertising, communication, and marketing, 1997
• American Academy of Advertising Industry fellowship, 1996