Teaching at Endicott College
Gerrish School of Business (2015-present):
BUS200: Marketing (traditional and online)
BUS330: Consumer Behavior (traditional and online)
BUS370: Business Analysis and Research
BUS444: Contemporary Issues in Marketing
BUS480: Semester Internship
BUS489: Senior Thesis I
BUS490: Senior Thesis II
​HON350: Honors Seminar
 
Teaching at Michigan State University
Department of Advertising + PR (2012-present):
CAS828: Persuasion Techniques for Working Professionals (online Master's course)
CAS829: Evaluation Techniques for Working Professionals (online Master's course)
CAS892: Theories of Children’s Cognitive Development and Implications for Marketing and Public Policy (graduate seminar)
ADV375: Consumer Behavior (traditional and online)
ADV330: Advertising Management (traditional and online)
​ADV475: Advertising & Society
ADV494: Practicum Research & Creative
ADV826: Advertising and Promotion Management
ADV893: Internship
ADV890: Independent Study

Teaching at University of Wisconsin - Madison
Consumer Science Department (2010-2012):
CS477: The Consumer and the Market (applied economics)
CS478: Consumer Information
CS561: Direct Retailing
CS562: International Retailing
CS565: Seminar in Consumer Science (capstone course)
CS657: Consumer Behavior
CS999: Independent Study

Teaching at University of Queensland, Australia (2006-2010):
PSYC3033: Applied Psychological Testing
MKTG2501: Introduction to Consumer Behavior
MKTG3501: Advertising Management
MKTG6501: Consumer Theory and Research (Masters course)
MKTG7501: Marketing (Masters course)
MKTG7503: Advanced Consumer Behavior (Masters course)

"Dr. McAlister is exceptional at giving lectures, keeping students involved with thoughtful and engaging questions/small activities, and providing examples to help simplify the material to a level where it is easily understood." - Endicott Junior, Spring 2020

"This course was phenomenally organized and I truly felt everything we had to watch, read, and learn taught me valuable information regarding consumer behavior." - Endicott online learner, Spring 2019

"Dr. McAlister is an excellent instructor and has a great way of explaining complex concepts. I was nervous for this class, but her class organization and interesting and engaging lectures made it a great experience! I really enjoyed this class from start to finish." - MSU Graduate Student, Fall 2019.

"Dr. McAlister really makes learning fun! This is my second course with her and the way she teaches allows me to apply the teachings immediately in my everyday work. Dr. McAlister really helps apply lessons to the workplace and in making her students better professionals." - MSU Graduate Student, Spring 2019.

"The course was very well organized. The classes had lots of practical examples, which coupled with the instructor's experience gave me confidence that these were the correct methods being practiced today." - UW Graduate Student, Fall 2010.

"Dr. Anna McAlister was excellent at providing real life examples, kept a nice pace, wonderful!" - UQ Graduate Student, Summer 2009.