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Oklahoma State University

CORTNEY NORRIS

CORTNEY NORRIS

School of Hospitality and Tourism Management
Ast Prof

365 NANCY RANDOLPH DAVIS
STILLWATER, OK 74075
Phone: 405-744-8661

cortney.norris@okstate.edu

Education

  • Ph D, University of Houston, Hospitality Administration, 2022
  • MBA, University of North Carolina, Marketing, 2019
  • BS, Purdue University, Hospitality and Tourism Management, 2006

Publications

  • Cortney Norris, Scott Taylor, Jr., and D. Christopher Taylor. "The Evolution and Impact of Distilled Spirits Regulation in the U.S". Beverages (Forthcoming).
  • Cortney Norris, Scott Taylor, Jr., and D. Christopher Taylor. " Hold my Beer: Consumer Perceptions of Innovative Secondary Packaging ". International Journal of Wine Business Research (Forthcoming).
  • Scott Taylor, Jr., D. Christopher Taylor, and Cortney Norris. (2024). "Competition in the beer industry - From pipe dream to reality. Exploring the potential impacts of Executive Order 14036". Cornell Hospitality Quarterly . (65), 1, 59-67.
  • Cortney Norris, Scott Taylor, Jr., and D. Christopher Taylor. " Just the Tip: Exploring the Tipped Restaurant Employee Perspective". International Hospitality Review .
  • Cortney Norris, D. Christopher Taylor, Scott Taylor, Jr., and Michael Snipes. "Is tipping just a game? Applying game theory to restaurant tipping behavior". International Journal of Hospitality Management (Forthcoming). (114),
  • D. Christopher Taylor, Cortney Norris, Matthew Bauman, and Scott Taylor, Jr.. "The museum restaurant as a destination: The influence of wine". Journal of Foodservice Business Research (Forthcoming).
  • D. Christopher Taylor, Cortney Norris, Nelson Barber, and Scott Taylor, Jr.. (2023). "Do wine flaws really matter to consumers’ intention to purchase wine – an online study". Beverages. (9), 2, 35.
  • Scott Taylor, Jr., Elizabeth Whalen, and Cortney Norris. (2023). " Exploring consumer's perceptions of no and low-alcohol craft beer". Journal of Consumer Marketing . (40), 6, 625-638.
  • Jamie Levitt, Scott Taylor, Jr., and Cortney Norris. (2023). "Do local craft beverages taste better? An investigation into the halo effect.". Journal of Foodservice and Business Research . (26), 1, 49-63.
  • Cortney Norris, Scott Taylor, Jr., and D. Christopher Taylor. (2022). "The rise of craft distilleries and their consumer segments". International Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Administration. (23), 6, 1174-1191.
  • Cortney Norris, Michelle Russen, and Scott Taylor, Jr.. (2022). "Expanding the experiential value scale to predict restaurant dining intent". Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights.
  • Cortney Norris, Scott Taylor, Jr., and D. Christopher Taylor. (2021). "What is rogue marketing? An exploration of how hard seltzers sparked a social media phenomenon.". International Journal of Wine Business Research. .
  • Cortney Norris, Scott Taylor, Jr., and D. Christopher Taylor. (2021). "Pivot! How the restaurant industry adapted during COVID-19". International Hospitality Review. (35), 2, 132-155.
  • Cortney Norris, Linda Swayne, Scott Taylor, Jr., and D. Christopher Taylor. (2021). "Isn't it iconic? Brand iconicity and distilled spirits: An exploratory study. ". Journal of Foodservice Business Research. (24), 1, 19-41.

Presentations

  • Angel shots: Are restaurant employees prepared to intervene?
    ICHRIE
    Montreal, Canada - July 2024
  • Bridging the Gap? Navigating the Industry-Academia Divide
    ICHRIE
    Montreal, Canada - July 2024
  • Examining Point-of-Sale Technology in the Service Experience
    ICHRIE
    Montreal, Canada - July 2024
  • Hello, I’m A Reviewer too: Navigating Service Requirements Pre-Tenure Faculty in Higher Education
    ICHRIE
    Montreal, Canada - July 2024
  • Tipping through time: A review of twenty-two years of tipping research
    ICHRIE
    Montreal, Canada - July 2024
  • Perceptions of Beverage Color as Influenced by Light: Students Experience Tourism and Leisure Industry Training in a University Research Study
    International Conference on Tourism & Leisure Studies
    Liverpool, Great Britain - June 2024
  • To drink or not to drink: An evaluation of non-alcohol spirits-based cocktails
    SECSA CHRIE
    University of South Carolina
    Columbia, SC - March 2024
  • Bridging the Gap? Navigating the Industry-Academia Divide
    WestCHRIE
    Denver, CO - February 2024
  • Bridging the Gap? Navigating the Industry-Academia Divide
    EuroCHRIE
    Vienna, Austria - October 2023
  • Cocktail Demonstration
    Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association (OIGA)
    Tulsa, OK - August 2023
  • F&B Internal Theft: How to spot it and prevent it
    Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association (OIGA)
    Tulsa, OK - August 2023
  • Inclusive menu design: A DEI perspective for individuals with dietary restrictions.
    ICHRIE - Global Research Marathon
    Phoenix, AZ - July 2023
  • Inclusive menu design: A DEI perspective for individuals with dietary restrictions.
    APacCHRIE - Global Research Marathon
    Phillipines - May 2023
  • Women in the Hospitality Industry
    Women in the Hospitality Industry
    Republic National Distributing Company & Anthem Brewing
    Oklahoma City, OK - May 2023
  • Fake it 'til you make it: An exploration of premium mediocre beverages
    International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education
    Washington, D.c. - August 2022
  • Great works of art: Exploring beverage based special events at art museums
    Graduate Education & Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism
    University of Houston
    Online - January 2022
  • Hold my beer: An exploration of sustainable six pack holders
    Graduate Education & Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism
    University of Houston
    Online - January 2022
  • Just the tip: Exploring the tipped employee perspective
    Graduate Education & Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism
    University of Houston
    Online - January 2022
  • Applying game theory to restaurant tipping behavior
    International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education
    online - July 2021
  • Benefit segmentation and switching intentions of craft distilled spirit consumers
    International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education
    online - July 2021
  • The downstream effect of gendered alcohol advertisements and their influence on perception and purchase intentions while dining out.
    International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education
    online - July 2021
  • Using the experiential value scale and social value to discover independent and chain restaurant patron's values
    Graduate Education & Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism
    Online - January 2021
  • What is rogue marketing?
    Graduate Education & Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism
    Online - January 2021
  • An exploratory study of iconicism and its relation to distilled spirits
    Graduate Education & Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism
    Las Vegas, NV - January 2020
  • The rise of micro-distilleries and their consumer segments
    Graduate Education & Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism
    Las Vegas, NV - January 2020

Awards and Honors

  • Academic Excellence (2022)

Academic, Military, and Professional Positions

  • EveningCall Daiquiri Bar, Director of Operations, 2015 - 2017
  • High Roller Pizza, Restaurant General Manager/Operating Partner, 2014 - 2015
  • Excalibur Hotel and Casino, Director of Beverage Operations, 2013 - 2014
  • Bally's and Paris Hotel and Casino, Beverage Operations Manager, 2010 - 2013
  • Bally's & Paris Hotel and Casino, Continuous Improvement/Lean Six Sigma Experience, 2008 - 2012
  • Bally's & Paris Hotel and Casino, Food and Beverage Pool Operations Manager, 2008 - 2010

Courses Taught

  • HTM 3101 (3 Semesters)
  • HTM 3201 (3 Semesters)
  • HTM 3263 (1 Semester)
  • HTM 3721 (1 Semester)
  • HTM 4120 (1 Semester)
  • HTM 4263 (5 Semesters)
  • HTM 5000 (1 Semester)
  • HTM 4703 (2 Semesters)
  • HTM 4850 (1 Semester)

Non-Credit Instruction Taught

  • , June 24 2024 - June 26 2024