Dr. Hatem Bata CV

1. Dr. Hatem Bata
Marketing Faculty Enthusiastic Student-centered Professor with
expertise in teaching marketing technology, sales,
marketing management, global marketing, marketing
innovation, and marketing research. Offers 7 years
background supporting students, developing
instructional plans and organizing and grading exams
and tests for graduates and undergraduates.
Commended for sustaining effective learning
environment through prepared classes and relevant
assignments and consistently achieving classroom
management and academic goals.
Contact
Address
115 Senah Dr, Leesburg, GA,
31763.
Phone
(201) 293-1362
Office
(229) 500-2124
E-mail
dr.hatem.bata@gmail.com
LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/
hatem-bata-94a01a21a/
Skype
hatembata
Work History
Assistant Professor of Marketing and
International (2017 – Current)
Albany State University, Albany, GA.
A) Graduate level
 MKTG 6170 Marketing management; MBA Level; online
and face-to-face.
 BUSA 6105 International Business; MBA Level; online.
B) Undergraduate level
 BUSA 4105 International Business; Senior level; online
and face-to-face.
 MKTG 4170 Marketing Management; Senior level; online
and face-to-face.
 MKTG 4180 Marketing Information system; Senior level;
online.
 MKTG 3130 Consumer Behavior; Junior level; face-to-
face.
 MKTG 3120 Principles of Marketing; Junior level; face-to-
face and online.
 MKTG 3136 Promotion and Advertising; Junior level;
face-to-face.
 BUSA 1105 Introduction to Business; Freshmen level;
online.
C) Responsibilities included:
 Rewriting the curriculum for the college of business.
 Leading recruitment events for the college to increase
enrollment.
 Coaching students in competitions and consulting
projects.

2. Skills Based on
Students'
Evaluations
Class
instruction Excellent
Technology-
based
curriculum
Excellent
Student
records
management
Very Good
Thesis
advisement Very Good
Student
research
guidance
Very Good
Classroom
presentations Very Good
Student needs
assessment Very Good
Grading
Very Good
Online
learning tools Excellent
Lesson Planning
Academic
advisement Very Good
Curriculum
Development Excellent
Adult
Education Very Good
Student
counseling Excellent
 Coordinating with career services to help students find
employment.
 Mentoring and coaching student to prepare for
graduate school.
Assistant Professor of Marketing and
International Business (2015 -2017)
Webber International University, Babson Park, FL.
A) Graduate Level
 MBA6831 International Logistics and Supply Chain
Management; MBA Level; online.
 MBA6471 New Products/Services and Electronic
commerce; MBA Level; online and face-to-face.
 MBA6401 Marketing Philosophy and Management; MBA
Level; online and face-to-face.
 MBA6361 Quantitative Research; MBA Level; Online and
face-to-face.
B) Undergraduate Level
 MKT4802 Marketing Strategy; Senior Level; face-to-face.
 MKT4601 Marketing Research; Senior Level; face-to-
face.
 MKT4201 International Marketing; Senior Level; face-to-
face.
 BUS3102 Business Statistic; Junior level; face-to-face
and online.
 MKT2501 Principles of Marketing; Sophomore level;
face-to-face.
C) Responsibilities included:
 Updating the curriculum for the marketing department.
 Helping with implementing the ethics in decision.
making paradigm in the marketing department.
 Assisting fellow faculty to transition into electronic
learning software.
 Consulting the university in their marketing campaign
to attract new students.
 Linking the University with the local chamber of
commerce.
Instructor (2010 - 2015)
University of Toledo, IOTM, Toledo, OH
A) teaching responsibilities:
 MKTG5410 Marketing Systems; MBA level; face-to-face.
 BUAD3030 Managerial and Behavioral Processes in
Organizations; Junior level; face-to-face.
 BUAD3010 Principles of Marketing; Junior level; face-to-

3. face.
 BUAD 2080 Global Environment of Business;
Sophomore level; face-to-face.
 BUAD 1020 Micro-Computer Applications; Freshman
level; face-to-face and online.
B) Additional Responsibilities included:
 Creating new engaging case studies for the MBA
program about the Middle East.
 Teaching high school students in advanced placement
classes.
 Mentoring new international MBA students.
Education
08-2015 Ph.D.: Business
The University of Toledo, College of Business and
Innovation (COBI) - Toledo, Tampa, OH, FL.
12-2010 Master of Arts: Integrated Marketing
Communication
American University in Cairo - Cairo Egypt.
Bachelor of Arts: Communication Studies
West Virginia University - Morgantown, WV.
05-2005 Bachelor of Science: Computer Science
West Virginia University - Morgantown, WV.
Publications
 Alahmad, Y. Y., & Bata, H. (2021). Cyber Workplace Bullying: An
Empirical Study. American Journal of Industrial and Business
Management, 11(7), 767-784.
 Bata, H (2021). Integrating Transparency in Learning and Teaching
(TILT): An Effective Tool for Providing Equitable Opportunity in
Higher Education. In Akella, D. (Ed.). (2021). Effectiveness of TILT
across online learning platforms. IGI Global.
 Bata,H., Nwaokoro,A.,& Seay,E.(2020). The Role of Social Security
Program for Enhancing Seniors' Longevity. Journal of Social
Economics Research.
 Bata, H., & Akella, D. (2019). Ethical Implementation of ERP
Systems and Organizational Readiness. Journal of Leadership,
Accountability and Ethics, 16(3).
 Bata, H., Pentina, I., Tarafdar, M., & Pullins, E. B. (2018). Mobile

4. social networking and salesperson maladaptive dependence
behaviors. Computers in Human Behavior, 81, 235-249.
 Bata, H (2018). Technology as a double-edged sword. In Akella, D.
(Ed.). (2018). Socio-Cultural Influences on Teenage Pregnancy and
Contemporary Prevention Measures. IGI Global.
 Pentina, I. Zhang, L. Bata, H. Chen, Y (2016). Exploring privacy
paradox in information-sensitive mobile app adoption: A cross-
cultural comparison, Computers in Human Behavior.
PAPERS PRESENTED
 Bata, H., Akella, D. (2019), “Ethical analysis of enterprise resource
planning”, proceeding of the Southwest Academy of Management
(SWAM), Houston, TX.
 Bata, H, Seay, L. (2019), “Problems in selling of green information
system from a procuring manager's view”, to appear in the
National Conference in Sales Management (NCSM), Jacksonville,
FL.
 Bata, H. (2014), “The alternative value network of the music
industry”, to appear in the proceeding of the 45th annual
conference of the Decision Sciences Institute (DSI), Tampa,
Florida.
 Bata, H. (2014), “Security issues and mobile social media
applications”, to be presented at the 45th annual meeting of
Decision Sciences Institute, Tampa, Florida.
 Bata, H. (2014), “A framework for mobile social media
dependence”, to be presented at the 45th annual meeting of
Decision Sciences Institute, Tampa, Florida
 Bata, H. (2014), “Interactivity of social media in the global
context”, to appear in the proceeding of the 6th annual
conference of the Academy of International Business Southeast
USA Chapter (AIB-SE), Miami, Florida.
 Bata, H. (2014), “Complexities and the strategic options available
to focal firms in developing countries during disruptive
innovation”, to appear in the proceeding of the 6th annual
conference of the Academy of International Business Southeast
USA Chapter (AIB-SE), Miami, Florida.
 Bata, H. (2013), “Privacy and mobile social networking
applications”, to appear in the proceeding of the 44th annual
conference of the Decision Science Institute (DSI), Baltimore,
Maryland.
PROFESSIONAL GROWTH ACTIVITIES
 Safe social networks training held on September 14th, 2021, in
Albany, GA.
 Fake news training held on September 14th, 2021, in Albany, GA.
 Anti-phishing training held on September 14th, 2021, in Albany,
GA.

5.  Building supportive communities: Clery Act and Title IX training
workshop held on June 30th, 2021, in Albany, GA.
 Safety and security and emergency preparedness training
workshop held on January 26th, 2021, in Albany, GA.
 QPR suicide prevention training workshop held on January 26th,
2021, in Albany, GA.
 LBTQ community needs workshop held on January 19th, 2021, in
Albany, GA.
 Deaf awareness training workshop held on January 19th, 2021, in
Albany, GA.
 Step by step GA-view WebEx seminar held on August 4th, 2020, in
Albany, GA.
 Quality matters faculty certification for online instruction held
on May 30th, 2020, in Albany, GA.
 Mindset faculty development workshop held on March 4th, 2019,
in Albany, GA.
 Entrepreneurship faculty development workshop held on
February 28th, 2019, in Albany, GA.
INSTITUTIONAL SERVICES PERFORMED
 REAPE (COB Marketing Committee), College of professional
studies, FAMM, Albany State University 2017, 2018.
 MBA Graduate Council, College of professional studies, FAMM,
Albany State University, 2017, 2018.
 Undergraduate research forum referee, Albany State University,
Humanities tack, Fall and spring 2018.
 Undergraduate research forum paper reviewer and coach, Albany
State University, Humanities tack, fall and spring 2018.
 Graduate Studies committee, Webber International University,
2015, 2016.
PROFESSIONAL-RELATED COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
 Session Chair Decision Sciences Institute National Conference,
Supply Chain Structure (Conflict and Competitive Dynamics
track), 2015, Tampa, FL.
 Session Chair Decision Sciences Institute National Conference,
Social media track,2014, Baltimore, MD.
 Reviewer at the Decision Sciences Institute National
Conference,2013,2014.
 Reviewer at Americas Conference on Information Systems,
2010,2011,2012.
 Reviewer at Academy of International Business Southeast USA
Chapter conference, 2013.
 Public relations chairperson for the manufacturing and
technology management forum 2010-2011.
 Vice president for the manufacturing and technology
management forum 2012-2013.

6. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
 Member of the Academy of Management southwest chapter.
 Member of The Decision Sciences Institute.
 Member of The Academy of International Business Southeast
USA Chapter.
 Member of The Graduate Student Association, 2010-2014,
University of Toledo.
REFERENCES
 Dr. Iryna Pentina (Dissertation Co-Chair)
Professor, Department of Marketing and International Business
College of Business and Innovation, University of Toledo
2801 W. Bancroft Toledo, Ohio 43606.
E-mail: Iryna.Pentina @utoledo.edu, Phone: (419)-530-2093.
 Dr. Ellen Bolman Pullins (Dissertation Committee member)
Professor, Department of Marketing and International Business
College of Business and Innovation, University of Toledo
2801 W. Bancroft Toledo, Ohio 43606.
E-mail: ellen.pullins@utoledo.edu, Phone: (419)-530-4273
 Dr. Michael Mallin
Professor, Marketing and International Business,
College of Business and Innovation, University of Toledo
2801 W. Bancroft Toledo, Ohio 43606.
E-mail: Michael.mallin@utoledo.edu, Phone: 419-530-4737.
 Dr. Marouen Ben Jebara
Assistant professor, Department of management, School of business
administration, University of South Carolina Aiken,
471 University Parkway, Aiken, South Carolina 29801
E-mail: MarouenB@usca.edu, Phone: 803-641-3509.