Leslie Goldgehn

• Post Graduate Study, Leadership Dynamics, Harvard University, 1999.
• Ph.D., Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, 1982.
• MA, Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1976.
• BA, University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois, 1974.

• MBA614: Leadership Dynamics
• MBA618: Marketing Management

Academic Positions Held

• At the University of San Francisco since 1985.
• Member, Development Committee, Board of Trustees, University of San Francisco (August 2004 to present)
• Visiting Professor and Scholar, Prague University of Economics (Spring 1995).
• Visiting Assistant Professor of Marketing, Haas Graduate School of Business Administration, University of California, Berkeley (Fall 1991)
• Assistant Professor of Marketing, College of Business Administration, California State University, Hayward (1983-1985)
• Visiting Assistant Professor of Marketing, Graduate School of Administration, University of California, Davis (Spring 1984)

Current Research & Research Interests

• Marketing to the Millenial Generation
• Branding in Higher Education
• Marketing to Non-profit Organizations

• “Generation Who, What and Y: What your College Needs to Know About Generation Y.” Council for the Advancement and Support of Higher Education Journal, August 2004.
• “Branding Brand Equity.” Presented at the National business and Economics Society Conference, Hawaii, March 2004.
• “Share of heart, Share of Mind: The Marketing of MBA Programs.” Presented at the Academy of Business Educators Conference, San Francisco, September 2003.
• “Trust: The Heart of Global Leadership.” Presented at the Eastern Academy of ManagementConference, Porto, Portugal, June 2003.
• “Brand Equity in Higher Education.” Presented at the American Marketing Association Conference, Chicago, November 2002.
• "Dialogue, An interdisciplinary Mode of enquiry: Applications in Marketing." Presented at the Association of Business Education Conference, Jackson Hole Wyoming, September 15, 2001.
• "The Everest Case: A Dialogue on Life and Death." Presented at the Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference, Harrisonburg, VA. June 2001.

• College Admissions Advisor and Coach, College Matters (1998 to present)
• Consultant, Goldgehn Associates (1983 to present)
• Executive Coach, various international companies (1994-1998)
• Board member, and Marketing Research Track Chairperson of the Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education. (1990-1998)
• Editor and Reviewer for a number of professional journals and conferences. (1988-present)
• Board member and volunteer for a number of nonprofit organizations. (1991-present)

• Leadership Foundation Fellowship, International Women's Forum (1998-1999)
• Fulbright Fellowship, Czech Republic (Spring 1995)
• Research Grant, China Times Corporation (Taiwan) (June 1994)
• Research Grant, Irvine Foundation (July 1993)