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Mary Beth Furst

Mary Beth Furst

Clinical Professor

Associate Area Chair, Marketing

Ed.D., Johns Hopkins University

MBA, Loyola University of Maryland

Contact

3317 Van Munching Hall

Professor Furst teaches core marketing courses and product innovation courses in the Undergraduate and MBA programs. She has extensive experience in sales and business development. Her teaching interests are in curriculum design to support students in their academic and professional development. Professor Furst joined the Marketing Department after earning her doctorate in education from Johns Hopkins University. She is the Faculty Advisor to UMD AMA, the undergraduate student marketing club.

News

‘MBAs to Watch’ Features Smith Grads with Dual Analytics Degrees
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The Smith School Recognizes Its Outstanding Faculty and Staff at 2024 Assembly
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Smith’s Strategic Design Fellows Team Finishes Third in AMA Competition

A Strategic Design Fellows team representing the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business tied for third place in the…

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Marketing Professor Provides Keys to Successful Endorsement Deals at 2024 Paris Olympics

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