Maria Heide

Senior Lecturer - Marketing at Wisconsin School of Business

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  • Wisconsin School of Business

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Biography

Wisconsin School of Business

Maria Papas Heide is a Sr. Lecturer in the Marketing Department at the Wisconsin School of Business, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

She received her Ph.D. in Marketing from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She also holds an MBA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a B.S. in Business from Miami University (Oxford, Ohio).

Before joining the University of Wisconsin-Madison Marketing Department, she was a faculty member at the University of Akron. Her teaching experience has included marketing management, marketing research, and retail management.

Prior to entering academia, she worked as a Sr. Market Research Analyst for Goodyear Tire and Rubber.

She regularly attends presentations and reads extensively to stay abreast of the retail industry in order to provide her students with 1) information on the different types of retailers, the retailing environment, and the functions retailers perform, 2) an overview of various issues in retailing strategy, merchandise management, and store management, and 3) a foundation for positions with retailers and companies that interact with retailers.

Undergraduate Courses

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 1), Fall 2008.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 2), Fall 2008.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 1), Spring 2009.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 2), Spring 2009.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Fall 2001.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Fall 2001.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2002.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2002.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Fall 2003.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Fall 2003.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2003.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2003.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Fall 2004.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Fall 2004.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2004.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2004.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2005.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2005.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Fall 2005.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Fall 2005.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2006.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Spring 2006.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 1), Fall 2009.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 2), Fall 2009.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 1), Spring 2010.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 2), Spring 2010.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 1), Fall 2010.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 2), Fall 2010.

Retail Management (MKT 640), Fall 2011.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 1), Spring 2007.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 2), Spring 2007.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 1), Fall 2007.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 2), Fall 2007.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 1), Spring 2008.

Retail Management (MKT 640 Section 2), Spring 2008.

Marketing Research (MKT 310), Spring 2001.

Marketing Research (MKT 310), Spring 2001.

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