Dr Liz Hemphill |
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| Position: | Program Director | |
| Division/Portfolio: | Division of Business | |
| School/Unit: | School of Marketing | |
| Campus: | City West Campus | |
| Office: | Y4-22 | |
| Telephone: | +61 8 830 20623 | |
| Fax: | +61 8 830 20442 | |
| Email: | elizabeth_dot_hemphill_at_unisa_dot_edu_dot_au | |
| URL for Business Card: | http://people.unisa.edu.au/elizabeth.hemphill | |
Liz Hemphill is lecturer with the School of Marketing. her career has spanned the Information Technology industry (as mainframe computer operator and systems programmer), eCommerce Industry (in sales, product design and product administration), Market Research Industry from project design, implementation, analysis and reporting back to management), and Academia (teaching at TAFE, undergraduate and post-graduate levels). I take all University Policies very seriously and endeavour to implement these in all aspects of my teaching, research and administrative practice.
My research interests focus on rural recruitment and health industry recruitment working closely with our Division of Business, School of Management.
I work closely with in the Centre for Comparative Water Policies and Law in the area of consumer metrics for policy implementation. Links between consumer attitudes and behaviour bring management of environmental resources consumption into the marketing domain. Measurement and analysis of these in different environmental contexts, such as water management, can provide essential feedback for future resource sustainability.
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Teaching interests
- Client and Customer Relationship Management
- Services Marketing
- Marketing Project Program
- Structural Equation modelling short courses (AMOS & PLSGraph)
- Supervision of undergraduate and post graduate research degrees
I teach the following courses
| MARK 5025 | Advanced Marketing |
| MARK 5065 | Advanced Services Marketing |
| MARK 2026 | Marketing for Services |
| MARK 3008 | Marketing Planning Project |
| MARK 2027 | Client and Customer Relationship Management |
Professional associations
American Marketing Association (AMA)
Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy (ANZMAC)
Electronic Marketing Academics Resource(ELMAR)
Australian Institute of Company Directors (AIDC)
Qualifications
PhD (Marketing) - Monash University Title of Dissertation: An Examination of the Agent Perspective of Agent-Principal Relationship Establishment: The Case of Real Estate
Graduate Diploma in Market Modelling - Swinburne University
Bachelor of Business (Economics/Marketing)- Swinburne University
Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment - Swinburne University
Research interests
- Rural Recruitment
- Health Professional Recruitment
- Relationship Establishment
- Structural Equation Modelling
- Services Marketing
- Customer satisfaction and customer value
- Consumer metrics for management of environmental resources consumption for future resource sustainability
- Agency theory
Research publications
Hemphill, E. (In Press) "Investigation of agency agreement formation reveals new marketing opportunities for marketing relationship development in service industries", The Services Industries Journal, February 2010, Volume 30 Number 2
Hemphill, E. and C. T. Kulik (May 2009) A new approach to overcoming the deficit in rural GP health care through targeted recruitment, National Rural health Conference, Miami, USA.
Hemphill, E. and C. T. Kulik (2008) Defining a process for segmenting the general practitioner market for rural practice recruitment. International Non-profit and Social Marketing Conference Proceedings CD., Woolongong, New South Wales, Australia, http://ro.uow.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1013&context=insm08
Hemphill, E. and C. T. Kulik (2009). Defining a process for segmenting the general practitioner market for rural practice recruitment. Social Marketing Quarterly, 15(2):74.
Wu, Z., J. McKay and E. Hemphill (2008) “Attitudes to the natural resources management levy in Adelaide”, Journal of the Australian Water Association, March 2008, 154-156
Hurlimann,A., Hemphill,E., McKay, J. and Geursen, G., (2008),"Establishing Components of Community Acceptance of Recycled Water through a Structural Equation Model", Journal of Environmental Management, 88, 1221–1232
Dollman, J., S. King and E. Hemphill (2008) "Research-informed teaching practice: An investigation of the factors that influence student participation in health science classes" Conference Proceedings Teaching and Research - making the connection in Health Sciences, University of South Australia
Hemphill, E., Dunn, S., Barich, H. & Infante, R. (2007) "Recruitment and retention of rural GPs: A marketing approach reveals new possibilities", Australian Journal of Rural Health, 15, 360-367.
Hemphill, E. (2007), "Factors affecting real estate broker selection: what really counts?", International Real Estate Review, 10:1, Summer, 1-25
Hemphill, E. & M. Ugrica (2007) "Why rapport can't just happen", The Franchise Review, August, 24-25.
Dollman, J., Ridley, K., Magarey, A., Martin M., Hemphill, E. (2007) "Dietary intake, physical activity and TV viewing as mediators of the association of socioeconomic status with body composition: a cross-sectional analysis of Australian youth", International Journal of Obesity, January, 31, 45–52
Hemphill, E. (2007) "Unbundling rapport and its metrics for business service personal selling" ANZMAC Conference Proceedings
Hemphill, E. & Dubelaar, C. (2006) "A preliminary investigation of agent-principal relationships", Academy of Marketing, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Ratanasithi, S., Hemphill, E. and Geursen, G. (2006) "Strategic Export Performance in a Developmental Economic Environment: A Thailand Firm Marketing Perspective", Third JIBS Paper Development Workshop in conjunction with the Academy of International Business Annual Meeting, Beijing, China
Ning, Y. & Hemphill, E. (2006) "A Preliminary Investigation into the Generalisability of Morgan and Huntˇ¦s (1994) Commitment-Trust Theory of Relationship Marketing" ANZMAC Proceedings, Brisbane, Australia
Hemphill, E. (2006) "Rapport, negotiation, information and the client proposal: What really counts in new client acquisition?", Recruitment Journal Australia, March, 24-26
Hemphill, E. & Geursen, G.(2005) "Do customer value, satisfaction and service quality lead to firm value?", ANZMAC Proceedings, Perth Australia
Hemphill E., Goodman S. and Geursen G. (2005), "Investigating influences of the successful sale.", Recruitment Journal Australia, September, 19-21
Hemphill, E. (2005) "Do customer value, satisfaction and service quality lead to firm value?", Recruitment Journal Australia,December, 10-11
Hemphill, E., Dubelaar, C., Geursen, G. and Goodman, S. (2005) "Interaction between the salesperson and customer: A framework for improving the sales outcome.", AMA Winter Marketing Educators Conference Proceedings
Hemphill, E., Dubelaar, C., Geursen, G. and Goodman, S. (2004) "What gives Salespeople their Competitive Edge?", ANZMAC Proceedings, Wellington New Zealand
Hemphill, E. (2002) "The value of internet advertising to real estate agents: a conceptual model¨, 4th Australasian Services Workshop.
Expertise for Media Contact
I am able to provide media comment in the following areas of expertise:
Discipline: Rural recruitment
- Rural health recruitment
- Rural recruitment
Research Degree Supervisor
Marketing: economics, services, relationships and metrics.Current Projects:
An examination of the relationship between perceptions and behaviours in first school choice decisio
| This study aims to explore Catholic families making decisions about their child’s first school choice to determine issues surrounding commitment to Catholic education. The research is founded on inquiry into the perceptions parents/carers hold of Catholic schooling and on ways of locating the range of such perceptions as part of the decision-making process. |
| This Phd examines the relationship between water catchment levies and consumer attitudes and behaviour for sustainable water management using the case of Torrens and Murray water management boards. |
| TBA. |
| This study is for a DBA thesis. The study considers expectations in the vendor's mind that are influenced deliberately by the agent. |
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