Abstract
In this article, the author describes the rationale, learning objectives, and content of a nontraditional marketing course which emphasizes individual self-development in the context of the broader marketing environment. Reactions to the course from academicians, businesspeople, and students are also presented. Marketing educators may consider adding the course or parts of it to marketing curricula to fill topical gaps which may exist.
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