Marketing by the Minute

In our third episode of Marketing by the Minute: The Summer Season, we outline the classes offered during Summer Session 2026 and what you can learn from them, featuring a professor interview with Max Barahona about his AI in Marketing class! Check out a transcript of our episode on The Marketing Compass blog, as well as resources for summer registeration!As stated in the video, please refer to Web4U for up to date class times, delivery methods, and descriptions.

In our second episode of Marketing by the Minute: The Summer Season, we recap the benefits of summer registration within the marketing program, as well as gain perspective as to what real life WWU marketing students experienced while taking summer courses through a series of student testimonials. Find out how marketing students really feel about Western’s summer program!Check out a transcript of our blog on The Marketing Compass blog:https://hubs.li/Q044Lrtl0

In our first episode of Marketing by the Minute: The Summer Season, we discuss the benefits of summer registration within the marketing program, featuring an interview with Professor Dan Purdy to gain professor insight on the topic. Learn about the academic benefits and discover more about the Bellingham summer experience! ☀️😎Check out the transcript and key takeaways on the Marketing Compass blog!

In our third and final episode of Marketing by the Minute Season 4, Breaking Barriers, we are joined by WWU alumni Nabeel Chowdhury, and Student Rep Mariana Flores.  Nabeel graduated from WWU in 2012 with a degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and Finance. In this episode we explore Nabeel's academic and professional career, and dive into issues revolving around ADEI as both Nabeel and Mariana share their unique perspectives and experiences as underrepresented students and alumni.   Nabeel's LinkedIn: (25) Nabeel Chowdhury | LinkedIn Mariana's LinkedIn: (25) Mariana (Mah-ree-ah-na) Flores | LinkedIn

In our second episode of Marketing by the Minute Season 4, Breaking Barriers, we are joined by WWU alumni TJ Payne, and Student Rep Ted Jemley.  TJ graduated from WWU in 2021 with a degree in Marketing. In this episode we explore TJ's academic and professional career, and dive into issues revolving around ADEI as both TJ and Ted share their unique experiences with both TJ and Ted as members of the LGBTQ+ community, and TJ as a first generation graduate.    Ted's LinkedIn: (20) Ted (Ava) Jemley | LinkedIn TJ's LinkedIn: (20) TJ Payne | LinkedIn

In our first episode of Marketing by the Minute Season 4, Breaking Barriers, we are joined by WWU alumni Brian Scowcroft, and Student Rep Rebecca Andrews. Brian graduated from WWU in 2011 with a degree in Business Admin with a Marketing Concentration, and minors in economics and music. In this episode, we explore Brian’s academic and professional career, and dive into issues revolving around ADEI as both Brian and Rebecca share their unique perspectives and experiences as underrepresented students and alumni. 

Chris Copacino graduated from Western Washington University in 2003 with a BS in Communications with a focus on Marketing. Today, we'll be asking him questions about being a late-career alum, as well as covering topics such as building connections, career highlights, and what it was like to create his own company and market himself. You can find Chris on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chriscopacino/

In today's episode of Marketing by the Minute, we're talking with Chad Lindstrom ('10) about his experience in the Marketing Department, the process of job interviews, working different jobs throughout his career in marketing, successes he has achieved, and the challenges he’s faced throughout his journey thus far.   Chad's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadlinds...

Marketing by the Minute: After Class is a student-run podcast that seeks to explore the different stages of WWU marketing alumni with early-career alumni being the focus of today’s episode. Nicole Shive and Ashley Uyeta graduated in Fall 2022 with degrees in business administration within the marketing concentration. As early-career alumni, they are both venturing out into the job market and have lots to share about their experiences. You can find Nicole and Ashley here: Nicole's LinkedIn: Nicole Shive | LinkedIn Ashley's LinkedIn: Ashley Uyeta | LinkedIn

In this episode, Amelia Cook, a 2007 Western Washington University graduate,  shares her story on becoming co-owner of Goodwinds Composites, a carbon and fiberglass manufacturer based in Mount Vernon, Washington. Amelia has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Honors History from Whitman College and a Masters in Business Administration from Western Washington University. Following jobs in the tourism and business development sectors, Amelia joined forces with her brother to found Goodwinds Composites in 2008. Goodwinds Composites serves a variety of industries, including aerospace, musical instruments, industrial equipment manufacturers, and sporting goods with structural composite rods and tubes and composites machining. In 2021, Goodwinds Composites products made it all the way to Mars as the landing gear on NASA’s Ingenuity Helicopter.