Course Details

  • Online | Asynchronous 
  • 7 weeks | May 26 to July 10, 2026
  • 3 credits | $2,022
  • Last day to register: May 28, 2026

Course Overview

Explores the role marketing plays within firms and within society. Describes fundamental principles and methods underlying the national and international system of providing goods and services for consumers and business users in the profit and nonprofit sectors. Studies the tasks and decisions facing marketing managers in planning, implementing, and controlling marketing programs, and the ethical implications of these decisions. Open to sophomore, junior and senior business majors and minors, entrepreneurship minors and arts administration majors. 

Course Advantages

There is a misunderstanding in the general public about marketing. You will learn what marketing really is and how it works. Even if you are not a marketing major, you will be able to apply the marketing principles to the branding of yourself like the well-known brands such as Nike and Starbucks Coffee.

Additional Information

Faculty will contact all students after the Thursday, May 28, registration deadline.

About the Instructor

Eddie Rhee

Professor of Marketing, Chair of the Department of Marketing
Professor of Marketing Eddie Rhee has been active in working with businesses in the surrounding area on their retail strategies and has worked with W.B. Mason on their social media strategy. Professor Rhee’s research interest is in the areas of medical marketing, multichannel strategy, customer communication strategy in database marketing, and customer relationship management. He has published articles in the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Journal of Interactive Marketing, Journal of Database Marketing and Customer Strategy Management and Advances in Business and Management Forecasting. He has taught Principles of Marketing, Marketing Research, Retail Management, Direct Marketing, Business-to-Business Marketing and Healthcare Marketing. Dr. Rhee received his B.S. in economics from Sogang University in Seoul, Korea in 1986. Subsequently he spent seven years with Korean French Banking Corporation in the Credit Analysis and Corporate Account Divisions. He returned to academia in 1993 and completed the MBA degree in 1995 and the PhD degree in Marketing at the University of Iowa in 2002. He had academic appointment at Santa Clara University prior to Stonehill.

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