TylerTravels: Student Chat -- Marketing: Final Post

TylerTravels: Student Chat -- Marketing

International Marketing; December 12 - 30, 2005. Here's where my former American students and friends are posting their responses to questions I'm posing to my Chinese students. By Dec 19th, my Chinese students will post questions that will help them in their group project: to market a Chinese consumer packaged good to the United States. The goal here is to gain cross-cultural insights and dialog between my "blogging" classroom participants. What will we learn from each other?

Friday, December 30, 2005

Final Post - Meet my Chinese students!

We've completed our 3 week class together and Wuhan 1, Wuhan 2 and Wuhan 3 groups presented their International Marketing project for a Chinese product they wish to market in America.

THEY DID A GREAT JOB! WAHOOOO!!!

Many thanks to my friends and former students who participated in this grand blogging adventure. Since my students were able to see your faces, via my PowerPoint, I thought you should see theirs! Here they are, by their English names each person chose for him/herself.

Pictured: Back row, left to right: Gary, Kent, Stella, Yuki, Apple, Petrie; 2nd row: Fiona, Michelle, Melody, Sunny, Kelly, Star; Foreground: Salina and Joyce. Not pictured: Yolanda, who is in her final preparation to fly to America Jan 2 to attend Michigan Tech University.

March 6 - 24, 2006 I'll return to Wuhan to teach Public Relations...and I already have four former American PR students who are willing to participate in this PR blog. Stay tuned!

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Name:Tyler Magee

Location:United States

A 25 year marketing veteran, I'm also an adjunct faculty at four universities. Today I'm in 'transition' between my two careers. Poised to embark on a doctorate in managment program in 2006, my goal is to earn the credentials to 'flip' my night job (teaching) with my day job (marketing). Currently, I'm juggling marketing consulting, teaching, and, of course, learning how to teach cross-culturally. And, I'm having a grand time!