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STEPHEN B. DELOACH Office Address: Campus Box 2075 Elon University, NC 27244 336-287-5943 deloach@elon.edu

Home Address: 105 Red Sunset Place Carrboro, NC 27510 919-942-2372

Education Ph.D., Economics, Michigan State University, 1993

Dissertation: Stochastic Trends and Economic Fluctuations in a Large Open Economy M.A., Economics, Michigan State University, 1990 B.S., Business Administration (concentration: economics), University of Nebraska, 1986

Primary Fields of Interest International Trade and Finance, Macroeconomics, Research in Economics Education, Labor Economics, Applied Econometrics

Present Positions Professor, Elon University, August 2008 to date

Peer Reviewed Journal Publications

“Measuring the impact of microfinance on child health outcomes in Indonesia” (with Erika Lamanna), forthcoming World Development, 2012 “Mirror, mirror on the wall: The effect of time spent grooming on wages” (with Jayoti Das) Journal of Socio-economics, 40:1, 26-34, 2011. “Resolving the Paradox of Social Standards and Export Competitiveness” (with Jayoti Das) Journal of International Trade and Economic Development, 17:4, 467-83, 2008. “Effectively moderating electronic discussions,” (with Steven Greenlaw), Journal of Economics Education, 38:4, 419-434, 2007. “Strategic environmental policy and technology licensing” (with Jayoti Das), International Trade Journal, 21:4, pp. 331-358, 2007. "Power Politics and International Labor Standards," (with Jayoti Das and Lindsey Conley) International Advances in Economic Research, 12: 1 (February) pp. 51-66, 2006. “Does Student Interaction Stimulate Critical Thinking Spillovers: Evidence from Electronic Discussions” (with Steven Greenlaw), Contemporary Economic Policy, 23:1 (January), pp. 149-63, 2005. “Strategic Trade Policy in the Presence of Reputational Spillovers,” (with Jayoti Das) Journal of International Trade and Economic Development, 12:2 (June), pp. 1-16, 2003. “Developing a Global Mindset through Study Abroad: A Group Experiential Learning Model,” (with Thomas Tiemann, Victoria Smith and Leila Saliba) Journal of Teaching in International Business, 15:1, pp. 37-59, 2003. “Teaching Critical Thinking with Electronic Discussion,” (with Steven Greenlaw) Journal of Economic Education, 34:1 (Winter), pp. 36-52, 2003.

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“Russia's Second Shift: Is Housework Hurting Women’s Wages?” (with Annie Hoffman), Atlantic Economic Journal, 30:4 (December), pp. 422-432, 2002. “Global Piracy in Decline: The Role of Economic and Cultural Changes,” (with Jayoti Das) Journal of Contemporary Business Issues, 9:2 (Fall), pp. 14-23, 2001. “More Evidence in Support of the Balassa-Samuelson Hypothesis,” Review of International Economics, 9:2 (May) pp. 336-342, 2001, reprinted in Paul Samuelson: Critical Assessments of Contemporary Economists, Second Series, J.C. Wood and R.N. Woods, eds., Routledge 2004. “Stochastic Trends and Economic Fluctuations in a Large Open Economy,” (with Robert H. Rasche) Journal of International Money and Finance, 17:4 (August), pp. 565-596, 1998. “Do Relative Prices of Traded to Non-Traded Goods Determine Long-Run Real Exchange Rates?” Canadian Journal of Economics, 30:4 (November), pp. 891-909, 1997.

Other Refereed Publications

“What Every Economist Should Know about the Evaluation of Teaching: A Review of the Literature, forthcoming in Hoyt, Gail and KimMarie McGoldrick, Eds. The International Handbook on Teaching and Learning Economics, Aldershot: Edward Elgar Press, 2011. “Three-Semester Honors Thesis” in Starting Point: Teaching and Learning in Economics [internet:http://serc.carleton.edu/dev/introgeo/studentresearch/examples/36302.html], 2010. “Economics Senior Thesis”, in Starting Point: Teaching and Learning in Economics [internet: http://serc.carleton.edu/dev/introgeo/studentresearch/examples/36324.html], 2010. “Research Paper in Introductory Econometrics”, in Starting Point: Teaching and Learning in Economics, [internet: http://serc.carleton.edu/dev/introgeo/studentresearch/examples/36319.html], 2010. “Electronic Discussion with Term Papers” in Instructor’s Edition (Best Practices), Economics, David Colander, 5

th edition, McGraw-Hill, [http://highered.mcgraw-

hill.com/sites/0072549025/instructor_view0/best_practices.htm], 2004. “Global Piracy in Decline: The Role of Economic and Cultural Changes,” (with Jayoti Das) November 2001, Proceedings from the 2001 Conference on Emerging Issues in Business and Technology. “Teaching in the Shadow of Chernobyl: What We’ve Learned” (with Joyce Gleason) Papers and Proceedings: 8

th Annual Conference on Teaching Economics, 1997.

Current Research “Macroeconomic consequences of financing health insurance” (with Jennifer Platania)

Under review “Not driving alone: American Commuting in the Twenty-first Century” (with Thomas Tiemann), under review “Creating Quality Undergraduate Research Programs in Economics: How, when, where (and why)” (with Elizabeth Perry-Sizemore and Mary Borg)

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“Reconsidering the tradeoff between work and study time” (with Stephanie Franz and Jennifer Platania), under review “Discouraging workers: Estimating Impacts of Macroeconomic Shocks on Search Intensity of Unemployed” (with Mark Kurt) under review

Conference Presentations

Eastern Economic Association, Philadelphia, PA., February, 2011, “The fast and the curious: the effect of gas prices on teenage study time,” (with Stephanie Franz and Jennifer Platania) Allied Social Science Associations (AEA), Denver, CO, January 7-9, 2011, “Creating Quality Undergraduate Research Programs in Economics: How, when, where (and why)” (with Mary Borg, Shelia Kennison and Elizabeth Perry-Sizemore) Western Economic Association, Portland, OR, July 2010, “Creating Quality Undergraduate Research Programs in Economics: How, when, where (and why)” (with Mary Borg, and Elizabeth Perry-Sizemore) Eastern Economic Association, Philadelphia, PA., February, 2010, “Not driving alone: Commuting in the Twenty-first century” (with Thomas Tiemann) Eastern Economic Association, New York, NY., February, 2009, “Measuring the impact of microfinance on child health outcomes in Indonesia” (with Erika Lamanna) Southern Economic Association, New Orleans, LA., November 2007, “Mirror, mirror on the wall: Does time spent grooming even matter at all?” (with Jayoti Das) Society of Economic Dynamics, Vancouver, CA., July 2006, “Output effects of employer-based health insurance” (with Jennifer Platania) Southern Economic Association, Washington, D.C., November 2005, “Growth effects of employer-based health insurance” (with Jennifer Platania) Western Economic Association, San Francisco, CA, July 2005, “Strategic environmental policy and technology licensing.” (with Jayoti Das) Western Economic Association, Vancouver, Canada, July 2004, “Trade, social policy and competitiveness in a model of incomplete Information.” (with Jayoti Das) Western Economic Association, Vancouver, Canada, July 2004, “Effectively moderating electronic discussions” (with Steven Greenlaw). Eastern Economic Association, Washington, D.C., February, 2004, “Making your electronic discussions effective” (with Steven Greenlaw). Developments in Economics and Business Education, Edinburgh, Scotland, September 2003, “Getting the most out of electronic discussions: From principles of economics to advanced seminars” (with Steven Greenlaw). Western Economic Association, Denver, CO, July 2003, “Political Power and International Labor Standards” (with Jayoti Das and Lindsey Conley). International Atlantic Economics Society Conference, Washington, D.C., October 2002,

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“International Labor Standards: Rational Ratification or Power Politics?” (with Jayoti Das and Lindsey Conley). Academy of Business Education annual conference, Key West, FL, September 2002, “Developing a Global Mindset through Study Abroad: A Group Experiential Learning Model,” (with Thomas Tiemann, Victoria Smith and Leila Saliba). Western Economic Association, Seattle, WA, June 2002, “Export Promotion in the Presence of Reputational Externalities” (with Jayoti Das). Western Economic Association, Seattle, WA, June 2002, “Do electronic discussions create critical-thinking spillovers?” (with Steven Greenlaw). Eastern Economic Association, Boston, MA, March 15-17, 2002, “Export Promotion in the Presence of Reputational Externalities” (with Jayoti Das). Emerging Issues in Business and Technology, 2001 Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, November 2001 “Global Piracy in Decline: The Role of Economic and Cultural Changes,” (with Jayoti Das). International Atlantic Economics Society Conference, Philadelphia, PA, September 2001, “The War on Software Piracy: How Economic Policy is Turning the Tide,” (with Jayoti Das). International Atlantic Economics Society Conference, Athens, Greece, March 2001, “Russia’s Second Shift: Explaining the Gender Wage Differential,” (with Annie Hoffman). Allied Social Science Associations (NCEE/NAEE), New Orleans, January 5-7, 2001, “Does Student Interaction Stimulate Critical Thinking Spillovers: Evidence from Electronic Discussions,” (with Steven Greenlaw). Allied Social Science Associations (AEA), New Orleans, January 5-7, 2001, “Teaching Critical Thinking with Electronic Discussions,” (with Steven Greenlaw). 20th International Conference on Critical Thinking and Educational Reform Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, CA. July 22-25, 2000, “Teaching Critical Thinking with Electronic Discussions,” (with Steven Greenlaw). Eastern Economic Association, Washington D.C., March 23-25, 2000, “Using Student Interaction to Stimulate Critical Thinking: Evidence from Electronic Discussions,” (with Steven Greenlaw). Eastern Economic Association, Boston, MA, March 12, 1999, “Critical Thinking and Electronic Discussions in Upper Level Economics Courses,” (with Steven Greenlaw). Eastern Economics Association Annual Meetings, Washington, D.C., April 1997, “Productivity, Real Exchange Rates, and the Relative Price of Non-Traded Goods: A ‘Long-Run’ Look at Post-War Data.” Teaching Economics: Instruction and Classroom Based Research, 8th annual meetings, Pittsburgh, PA, February 1997, “Teaching in the Shadow of Chernobyl: What We’ve Learned” (with Joyce Gleason).

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Midwest Economics Association Meetings, Chicago, IL, March 1996, “Do Relative Prices of Traded to Non-Traded Goods Determine Long-Run Real Exchange Rates?”

Invited Presentations Economics Department Seminar, RWTH University (Aachen, Germany) May 3, 2011, “Discouraging workers: Estimating Impacts of Macroeconomic Shocks on Search Intensity of Unemployed” Visiting Scholar Lecture, Economics University of Krakow (Krakow, Poland), April 6, 2011, “Measuring the impact of microfinance on child health outcomes in Indonesia.” Hollingworth Lecture, Furman University, November 17, 2010, “Measuring the impact of microfinance on child health outcomes in Indonesia.” 12

th annual Department of Accounting and Finance Continuing Professional Education

Seminar, November 2010, “One Scoop or Two? Is the Economy Headed for a Double-Dip Recession? And How Might Our Region Fare in Such a Case? (with Greg Lilly) 11

th annual Department of Accounting and Finance Continuing Professional Education

Seminar, November 2009, “The US Economy: How do we know that the light at the end of the tunnel isn’t just another train coming?” (with Greg Lilly) Alamance County Chamber of Commerce annual Fall Retreat, Wrightsville Beach, NC, November 2009, “Healthcare reform and the macroeconomy.” Continuing Professional Education Seminar, Burlington, NC, September 2009, “Are we nearing the end of the ‘worst recession since….’?” United Church of Chapel Hill Adult Forum, January 18, 2009, “Understanding the Economic Crisis: Living on Faith or Living on a Prayer?” (with tom Tiemann) 10

th annual Department of Accounting and Finance Continuing Professional Education

Seminar, November 2008, “Will the sub-prime market submarine the US economy?” (with Greg Lilly) Phi Beta Kappa and Love School of Business Panel Discussion: Understanding the Financial Crisis, October 2008 9

th annual Department of Accounting and Finance Continuing Professional Education

Seminar, November 2007, “Will the sub-prime market submarine the US economy?” (with Greg Lilly) Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, October 2006, “Output effects of employer-based health insurance” (presented by Jennifer Platania) 8

th annual Department of Accounting and Finance Continuing Professional Education

Seminar, November 2006, “Is the roof caving in on the housing market?” (with Greg Lilly) Elon Family Weekend Faculty Seminar, September 2006, “Growth effects of employer-based health insurance” (with Jennifer Platania) 7

th annual Department of Accounting and Finance Continuing Professional Education

Seminar, November 2005, “The globalization of the Triad: More green tea please” (with Greg Lilly)

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Love School of Business Seminar Series, October 2005, “Growth effects of employer-based health insurance” (with Jennifer Platania) 6

th annual Department of Accounting and Finance Continuing Professional Education

Seminar, November 2004, “A post election update of the economy” (with Greg Lilly) Love School of Business Seminar Series, September 2004, “The other truth about social standards and trade.” Elon University’s Innovative Instruction Conference, August 2004, “Electronic discussion: its not just for online courses anymore.” (Keynote address). Wake Forest University Economics Seminar, October 2002, “Creating critical thinking spillovers with electronic class discussions?” Love School of Business Seminar Series, September 2002, “Developing a Global Mindset through Study Abroad: A Group Experiential Learning Model,” (with Thomas Tiemann, Victoria Smith and Leila Saliba). Elon University’s “Democratization and the Globalization Debate: Eastern Europe and the CIS, Part I,” (panel discussion). Elon University’s Series on Central and Eastern Europe, September, 2001, “Lech, are we There Yet? Poland’s Journey to Central Europe.” (with Thomas Tiemann). Love School of Business Seminar Series, September 2001, “Buy or Steal” (with Jayoti Das). Love School of Business Seminar Series, September 2000, “Does Student Interaction Stimulate Critical Thinking Spillovers?” Teaching with Technology, Elon College, Summer 2000, “Integrating Electronic Discussions into your Courses.” Challenge and Response '99, Elon College, September 23-25, 1999, “Critical Thinking and Electronic Discussions,” (with Steven Greenlaw). Faculty Academy '99, Mary Washington College, May 19-21, 1999, “Critical Thinking and Electronic Discussions,” (with Steven Greenlaw). Women’s Finance Luncheon (sponsored by Paine Webber), Greensboro, NC, July 1997, “The economics of irrational exuberance.” The Modernization of Economics Education in Ukraine, Fall 1994, a month-long professional seminar sponsored by Eurasia Foundation, and the University of Kiev-Mohyla Academy. University of Windsor Economics Seminar, Fall 1993 “Stochastic Trends and Economic Fluctuations in a Large Open Economy.”

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Mentoring Activities Undergraduate Publications

“Measuring the impact of microfinance on child health outcomes in Indonesia” (with Erika Lamanna), forthcoming World Development, 2012 Stephanie Franz, “The Effects of Gas Prices on Single Mothers’ Time Use” Issues in Political Economy. August 2011. Nathan Huret. “Parental pressures: Perpetuating the problem of income inequality.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2006. p. 134-167. Michael Koslow. “The Effects of Non-Participatory Characteristics: The Case of Lift-Tickets" Issues in Political Economy. August 2006. p. 31-45. Lindsey Conley (with S. DeLoach and J.Das) "Power Politics and International Labor Standards," International Advances in Economic Research, 12: 1, February 2006. Chaya Compton. “All men created unequal: Income inequality in the United States.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2004. p. 46-63. Patrick Gallagher. “The rise and fall of technology and the business cycle.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2003. p. 65-84. Victoria Smith and Leila Saliba (with S.DeLoach and T.Tiemann). “Developing a Global Mindset through Study Abroad: A Group Experiential Learning Model,” Journal of Teaching in International Business, 15:1, 2003. Annie Hoffman (with S.DeLoach). “Russia’s second shift: Is housework hurting women’s wages?” Atlantic Economics Journal, 30:4, December 2002. James Ahearn. “Should southeast Asia devalue?” Issues in Political Economy. August 2002. p. 7-18. Michelle Pautz. “The decline in average weekly cinema attendance: 1930-2000.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2002. p. 54-66. Jessica Al Banna. “Maternal employment and scholastic achievement: Evidence from North Carolina.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2001. p. 29-37. Julianne Treme. “Union wage advantage: Myth or reality.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2000. p. 5-16. Chris Moore. “Unraveling the size effect.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2000. p. 35-43. Patrick Gallagher. “Do taxes really affect the consumption of cigarettes?” Issues in Political Economy. August 2000. p. 51-58. Heather Winnor. “The truth on spending: How the federal and state governments measure up.” Issues in Political Economy. August 2000. p. 51-58. Tracey Rochelle. “Social security and savings.” Issues in Political Economy. August 1999. p. 35-44.

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Undergraduate Conference Presentations

Stephanie Franz, “A Re-examination of the Environmental Kuznets Curve: A Cross-Country Analysis of the Impact of Trade and Economic Growth on Water Pollution” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2011, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2011. Drea Dorrow ,“A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Orthopedic Care in Malawi,” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2010, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2010. Cameron DePuy ,“How the United States went Wrong: An International Comparison of Carbon Emissions", Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2010, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2010. John Thomas Fairley ,“Are Sustainable Cities in the U.S. Cheaper?” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2010. Russell Boozer, “The Effects of Distance on Immigration Patterns in Asia,” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2010. Erika Lamanna, “Measuring the impact of microfinance on child health outcomes in Indonesia.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2009, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2009. Meredith Mosko, "Let’s Talk About Sex: American Household Savings Behavior." Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2009, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2009. Katherine Parkman, “Supersize me? Productivity and Obesity in Developed Nations.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2008, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2008. Erika Lamanna. “The Impact of Microcredit on Growth in sub-Saharan Africa.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2008, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2008. Jamie Hoggard. “Coming to America: An Examination of the Effect of Immigration on Bilateral Trade Flows.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2008, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2008. Andrea Dorrow. “Child Labor and Globalization.” Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2008. Allison Genco. “Core Labor Standards and Trade” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2007. Abbey Lepley. “Money Making a Run for the U.S.-Mexico Border: Determinants of Central American Migrant Remittances” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2007, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2007. Allison Genco. "Is the Washington Consensus To Blame for Rising Income Inequality?" Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2006, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2006.

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Abbey Lepley. "Do Migrant Remittances Impact Attained Education Levels?" Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2006, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2006. Ian Hull. "The community influence: An expansion of high school dropout theory in the mid-Atlantic region” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2006, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2006. Michael Koslow. “The Effects of Non-Participatory Characteristics: The Case of Lift-Tickets.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2006, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2006. Diana Notartomaso. “The effect of information infrastructure on economic growth.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2005, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2005. Nathan M. Huret. “Parental pressures: Perpetuating the problem of income inequality.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2005, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2005. Megan Green. “Public vs. private savings: a new role for government?” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2005, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2005. Alysha Liljeqvist. “Gateways to growth II: Building a foundation for FDI through foreign aid.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2004, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2004. Chaya Compton. “All men created unequal: Income inequality in the United States.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2004, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2004. Lindsey Conley. “International labor standards: rational ratification or power politics?” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2003, National Conference on Undergraduate Research 2003, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2003. Victoria Smith and Leila Saliba. “Developing a Global Mindset through Study Abroad: A Group Experiential Learning Model,” Academy of Business Education annual conference, Key West, FL, September 2002. Lindsey Conley. “An econometric analysis of the determinants of abortion.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2002, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2002. Michelle Pautz. “The decline in average weekly cinema attendance: 1930-2000. Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2002, National Conference on Undergraduate Research 2002, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2002. Erin Cunningham. “Military experience and its impact on civilian wage performance.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2002, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2002. Lee Hawley. “The probability of divorce.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference

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2002. Alethea Pekarski. “Sliding down the learning curve: does the duration of unemployment decrease productivity?” Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2002. Jessica Al Banna. “Maternal employment and scholastic achievement: Evidence from North Carolina.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2001, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2001. James Ahearn. “Should southeast Asia devalue?” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2001, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2001. Mathew Carson. “Inflation targeting in central and eastern Europe.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2001, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2001. Heather Winnor. “Trade and wages.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2001, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2001. Michael Marlier. “Into the downward spiral of American productivity.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2001. Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2001. Annie Hoffman. “The borscht effect: The gender wage differential in Russia.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2000, National Conference on Undergraduate Research 2000, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2000 . Julianne Treme. “Union wage advantage: Myth or reality.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2000, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2000. Patrick Gallagher. “Do taxes really affect the consumption of cigarettes?” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 2000, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2000. Chris Moore. “Unraveling the size effect.” Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2000. Heather Winnor. “The truth on spending: How the federal and state governments measure up.” Student Undergraduate Research Forum 2000. Annie Hoffman. “Economic growth: Evidence from cross-country data.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 1999, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 1999. Tracey Rochelle. “Social security and savings.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 1999, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 1999. Erik Snell. “Globalization: Are countries really becoming more independent?” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 1999, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 1999. Kelly Hicks. “The effect of growth on income distributions in developing countries.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 1998. Lee Murray. “A theoretical and empirical analysis of optimal inflation.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 1998, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 1998. Andrew Austin. “The IMF model: The Latin American debt crisis and the financial collapse

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of southeast Asia.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 1998, Student Undergraduate Research Forum 1998. Jane Omohundro. “Does the growth rate and other factors contribute to a country’s level of income?” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 1997. Sabrina Skrabek and Laura Post. “Gender differences and faculty wages: a small college survey.” Eastern Economic Association annual conference 1997. Samuel Allen, Elisabeth Sink and Steven Leypoldt. Panel Presentation on “Gender differences and faculty wages” Student Undergraduate Research Forum 1997.

Grants & Awards Faculty Research and Development Summer Research Grant, 2011. Elon University Sabbatical Award, Spring 2011. Hollingworth Visiting Scholar, Furman University, 2010-11. Love School of Business Summer Research Grant, 2010. Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, 2010 (with Stephanie Franz). Love School of Business Distinguished Scholar Award, 2009. Love School of Business Summer Research Grant, 2009. Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, 2008 (with Erika Lamanna). Love School of Business Summer Research Grant, 2007. Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, 2006 (with Jennifer Platania and Michael Koslow). Love School of Business Summer Research Grant, 2005. Love School of Business Summer Research Grant, 2004. Critical Thinking Course Development Grant, 2004 (with James Barbour and Greg Lilly) Course Enhancement Grant, 2003 (with James Barbour, Cassandra DiRienzo, Jennifer

Platania and Thomas Tiemann). Elon University Sabbatical Award, Spring 2004. Love School of Business Summer Research Grant, 2002. Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, 2001 (with Tina Das and Lindsey Conley). Faculty Research and Development Summer Research Grant, 2001. Technology Course Enhancement Grant, 2001. Elon College Carnegie Grant, 2001 (with Thomas Tiemann). Love School of Business Summer Research Grant, 2000. Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, 1999 (with Annie Hoffman). Technology Course Enhancement Grant, 1999. Elon College Program Initiative Grant, 1998.

Professional Service

Referee: Canadian Journal of Economics, Contemporary Economic Policy, Economic Inquiry, International Conference on Information Systems, International Economic Journal, Journal of Economics, Journal of Economic Education, Journal of International Money and Finance, Houghton-Mifflin, Pearson-Addison-Wesley, Review of International Economics, Review of Development Economics, Southern Economic Journal. Advisor, Issues in Political Economy, 1998 to date. Program Committee, Eastern Economics Assoc. Annual Meetings, 1998, 2000-2009. Session Chair, Eastern Economics Assoc. Meetings, 1998, 2000, 2010. Councilor (Social Science Division), Council on Undergraduate Research, 2011 to date. Active Affiliations: American Economic Association 1991 to date, Eastern Economic Association 1996 to date, Council on Undergraduate Research 2000 to date.

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University Service Elon University Promotions and Tenure Committee, 2011 to date

School of Business Assurance of Learning Committee, 2010 to date School of Business Intellectual Contributions Committee, 2010 to date Distinguished Scholar Award Selection committee, 2010 Ad hoc reviewer for Senior Faculty Scholar award committee, 2009 Chair, Ad hoc committee on University Service, 2009 to 2011 Associate Provost Search Committee, 2009 Director of Undergraduate Research Search Committee, 2009 Chair, Department of Economics, 2005 to 2009 Center for Teaching and Learning Faculty Advisory Committee, 2005 to 2010 International Studies Advisory Committee, 2005 to date Member of Elon Society, 2005 to 2009 LSB Strategic Planning Task Force, 2008 to 2009 Ad hoc committee to revise Elon’s Teacher-Scholar statement, 2008 Lumen Prize Award review committee, 2008 Director of Undergraduate Research search committee, 2008 Koury Business Building planning committee, 2001 to 2006 Technology Sub-Committee of the Koury Business Building Committee, 2003 to 2006 Undergraduate Research Advisory Committee, 1999 to 2005 Critical Thinking Course Development Workshop, Summer 2004 Chair, ad hoc committee on engaged learning in the LSB, 2004 Leadership Elon, Spring 2004 Statistics Across the Curriculum Committee 2003 to 2004 General Studies Committee, 2000 to 2003, Chair AY 2002-03 School of Business AACSB Committee on Curriculum, 2002 School of Business Committee on Intellectual Contributions, 1997, 2002 to 2003 Library Search Committee, Summer 2000 Interdisciplinary Writing Committee, 1997 to 2000 Ad hoc committee on possible creation of MA degree in Instructional Technology 2000 Admissions Committee, 1997 to 1999; Chair, AY 1998-99 Coordinator of the Love School of Business Discussion paper series 1997 to 1999

Consulting Citizens for Schools, 1997-1998. Polling was done regarding a school bond referendum in 1997. In 1998 polling was done prior to school board elections regarding educational priorities. Results of these surveys were published in the Burlington Times-News, October 29, 1997, and October 27, 1998, respectively.

Past Positions Chair of Economics, Elon University, July 2005 to July 2009 Associate Professor, Elon University, August 2003-2008 Assistant Professor, Elon University, August 1996-2003 Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Pittsburgh (USA) September 1995 - June 1996. Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Kiev-Mohyla Academy (Ukraine) (Sponsored by the Civic Education Project, New Haven CT) September 1994 - June 1995. Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Windsor (Canada) September 1993 - June 1994.