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Birthplace:
Hornell, NY
Education:
Undergraduate: Indiana State University, Physics, 1974
Master's: University of Rochester, Applied Economics
Doctorate:
University of Rochester,
Finance, Public Economics, and Industrial Organization, 1986
First Year as GCC
Staff:
1998
Areas of
Knowledge/Expertise:
Corporate finance, investments, market microstructure
Other Scholarly
Interests:
Leadership, Christianity
Courses Taught:
Principles of Finance
Financial Policy
Quantitative Analysis
Economics of Managerial Decision Making
Previous Jobs and
Dates:
Suffolk University, 1996-1998
Boston College, 1989-1996
St. John Fisher College, 1988-1989
SUNY at Brockport, 1977-1983
Indiana State University, 1976-1977
Career Highlights:
Recipient of Teaching Awards in 1997 and 1998 at Suffolk
University
Recipient of Boston College's Trzaska Award in 1995
Founder and advisor of Project Empowerment, a student consulting
group at BC
Founder and advisor of Real Life at Suffolk, a Christian student
group
On-campus
activities:
Advisor of Operation Top Management and member of Religious
Activities Committee
Off-campus
activities:
Volunteer work at local church
Hobbies:
Handball, hiking
Favorite Links:
news.yahoo.com
www.bigcharts.com
Publications:
- "Portfolio
Return Autocorrelation," 1993, Journal of Financial
Economics: Describes how portfolio autocorrelation is caused
by lead-lag relation between large and small firm stocks.
- "Student
Consulting Organizations," 1998, American Association for
Higher Education: Describes how student consulting
organizations provide experimental learning.
- "Conditional
event studies, anticipation, and asymmetric information: the
case of seasoned equity issues and pre-issue information
releases," 2000, Journal of Empirical Finance
Personal:
Married Heidi, a 1980 graduate of GCC, in 1981
Children: Stephanie and Nathaniel
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