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Presents the summary of the content of the self-marketing course for students offered by the Columbia College Chicago, a private arts and communications college in Chicago, Illinois. Steps in the job-search process included in the course; Information on visiting speakers and group discussion; Description of classes on interviewing skills and workplace and new employee issues.

The article focuses on the move made by Evanston, Ohio-based Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management dean Sally Blount, to implement executive education. It says that Blount has presented several curriculum-based topics which include marketing and collaboration, private enterprises and public policy, and entrepreneurship. Moreover, Blount mentions in her blog, that the new building in Evanston, will offer them a major competitive advantage in the next two decades.

The article offers information on the third session of a course on secondary market data for industrial researchers which will be held on October 25, 1977. The course will be sponsored by the American Marketing Association (AMA)'s Chicago Chapter. Topics which will discussed during the session are mentioned.

The article reports on the donation to be received by Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia and Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois from the trust of the late executive Charles H. Kellstadt. They will receive $100,000 annually for 10 years. Emory University plans to create a Center in Marketing in the Graduate School of Business Administration. Loyola University will establish the Kellstadt Professorship in Marketing to support a professor with commitment to teaching marketing.

This article presents information on a marketing course which combines marketing and management information systems. The course, Tools for Marketers, was offered in the spring of 1996 to Chicago, Illinois-based DePaul University's evening MBA students and filled very quickly. Students said that they learned about new marketing technologies they could use in their jobs and got more than they expected from the class. For gathering contextual, product category, and competitive information, students are introduced to computer-based tools such as Internet and outsourcing tools such as information brokers.

The author discusses his efforts to promote syndicated marketing research course. He comments that most marketing subjects neglect syndicated marketing research. He developed a syndicated marketing research services course for the students of the DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois. He discusses the advabatges of using syndicated market research services, such as cost-efficiency and trade expertise of syndicated market researchers.

The article presents news briefs related to marketing in Chicago, Illinois. The Chicago Association of Direct Marketing Educational Foundation will raise and distribute funds to support formal academic programs in direct response to marketing. A new undergraduate major in public relations has been established by Columbia College in Chicago.

Presents information on the Principles of Marketing course offered by the City Colleges of Chicago's Center for Open Learning which will be broadcast over Chicago FM radio station in Illinois starting January 20, 1981. Programs included in the course; Topics of discussions and corresponding lecturers.