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Kiseol Yang

Kiseol Yang, Ph. D.
Assistant Professor


Area: Digital Retailing


 

1155 Union Circle # 311100

Denton, TX 76203-5017


P (940) 369-8210


kyang@smhm.unt.edu

 

 

 

Research Area

  • Consumer mobile services adoption behavior
  • Designing effective mobile shopping service/e-merchandising functions and features
  • Cross-cultural research focusing on effects of consumer values on behavioral intentions
  • Value-added multi-channel retailing services

 

 

Courses Taught

  • SMHM 2090: Introduction to E-merchandising
  • SMHM 2750: Consumers in the Global Market
  • SMHM 4090/5090: Virtual Merchandising
  • SMHM 5750: E-Merchandising    

 

 

Education

Degree

Major Institution

Ph.D.

Retail & Consumer Sciences The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

M.S.

Retail & Consumer Sciences The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

B.S.

French Wonkwang University

 

 

Significant Awards

Date

Award Sponsoring Organization

2006

Ida A. Anderson Scholarship for Dissertation Research University of Tennessee

2002-2004

Ida A. Anderson Scholarship University of Tennessee
2001 Elsie Crenshaw Scholarship Center for International Education at University of Tennessee

 

 

Selected Publications

Yank, K., and Jolly, L. (2010, forthcoming). The effects of consumer perceived value and    subjective norm on mobile data service adoption between American and Korean consumers.     Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services

 

Yang, K. (2010, forthcoming). The effects of technology self-efficacy and innovativeness on consumer mobile data service adoption between American and Korean consumers. Journal of International Consumer Marketing

 

Yang, K. (2010, forthcoming) Determinants of U.S. consumer mobile shopping services adoption: implications for designing mobile shopping services. Journal of Consumer Marketing, 27 Spring/Summer

 

Yang, K., and Young, A. (2009). The effects of customized site features on Internet apparel shopping. Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management, 13(1), 128-139.

 

Yang, K., and Jolly, L. D. (2008). Age cohort analysis in adoption of mobile data services: Gen Xers versus baby boomers. Journal of Consumer Marketing, 25 (5), 272-280

 

Yang, K., and Jolly, L. D. (2006). Value-added mobile data services: The antecedent effects of consumer value on using mobile data services. International Journal of Mobile Marketing, 1 (2), 11-17.

 

 

Selected Grants

Date Award Sponsoring Organization
2009 Building the Global Experience: Exploring the Supply Chain to BlogShpere UNT Hispanic & global studies initiatives
2008 Developing E-merchandising Graduate Course through the Virtual Learning Environment UNT: Learning Enhancement Grant
2008 e-POCE (Point of Consumer Experience): Marketing Information System for Retail and Hospitality Industries   UNT: Research Infrastructure Support Initiative UNT
2008 Determining Consumer Mobile Shopping Adoption Behavior: Implications for Future of Mobile Shopping
 
UNT: New Faculty Research Grant
2008 Inquiry-Based Learning by Transforming Learning Modules in SMHM 2750
 
UNT: Transformative Instruction Initiative
2007 Building a Global WebSphere UNT: Hispanic & Global Studies Initiative