Assistant Professor of Finance Arkansas University 2009 2015 – Courses Taught: Personal Management Freshmen / Sophomore – Business Finance Junior Level – Financial Institutions and Markets Junior Level – Risk Management Junior – Capital Management Senior Level – Financial Statement Analysis MBA and MACC Level – Corporate Financial Management MBA Level – Adjunct Professor University of Mississippi 2004 2009 – Courses Taught: Monetary / Banking Policy Junior Level – Managing Financial Institutions - Senior / Graduate Level Business Finance Junior Level – Intermediate Financial Management Junior Level – Investments Junior Level – Visiting Instructor Mississippi State University 2007 - 2008 Courses Taught: Financial Management Junior Level – Bank Management Senior Level – Working Capital Management Senior Level – NON-FACULTY WORK EXPERIENCE: Legal Counsel Hope Enterprise Corp. / Hope Federal Credit Union 1998 Present – Duties Include: Provide legal advice to multiple-entity, for-profit and non-profit bank group, including employees, senior management, officers, and directors, in areas including human resources, tax issues, legal liability, commercial loan documentation, venture capital documentation, negotiation of all entity contracts, leases, and agreements, corporate governance matters, and special asset workouts. Fiscal Analyst University of Mississippi Student Housing 1995 1998 – – Duties Include: Multi-account budget development, development of financial statements, and creation of computerized maintenance system, physical inventory control, and presentation of general financial information. RESEARCH: Peer-Reviewed Articles: Sales, Class Action Lawsuits, and Potential Information Leakages” with Blau, B. “Short Journal of Financial Markets (2014) Volume 20, p. 79-100 Funds in Bankruptcy: Clark v. Rameker” with Robertson, P. Business Law “Retirement Review (2014) Volume 47, p. 97-114 Note on the US Unemployment Rate and Unionization” with Crawford, J., Kern, D., “A and Taylor, R. Review at Journal of Business, Industry, and Economics (Spring 2013) Based vs. Bank Based Systems: What matters when it comes to economic “Market development”. Journal of Business Administration Online (Fall, 2012) Action Lawsuits and Venue: Does the Market Care?” Journal of Business “Class Administration Online (Fall, 2010)
Assistant Professor of Finance Arkansas University 2009 – 2015 Courses Taught: Personal Management – Freshmen / Sophomore Business Finance – Junior Level Financial Institutions and Markets – Junior Level Risk Management – Junior Capital Management – Senior Level Financial Statement Analysis – MBA and MACC Level Corporate Financial Management – MBA Level Adjunct Professor University of Mississippi 2004 – 2009 Courses Taught: Monetary / Banking Policy – Junior Level Managing Financial Institutions - Senior / Graduate Level Business Finance – Junior Level Intermediate Financial Management – Junior Level Investments – Junior Level Visiting Instructor Mississippi State University 2007 - 2008 Courses Taught: Financial Management – Junior Level Bank Management – Senior Level Working Capital Management – Senior Level NON-FACULTY WORK EXPERIENCE: Legal Counsel Hope Enterprise Corp. / Hope Federal Credit Union 1998 – Present Duties Include: Provide legal advice to multiple-entity, for-profit and non-profit bank group, including employees, senior management, officers, and directors, in areas including human resources, tax issues, legal liability, commercial loan documentation, venture capital documentation, negotiation of all entity contracts, leases, and agreements, corporate governance matters, and special asset workouts. Fiscal Analyst University of Mississippi – Student Housing 1995 – 1998 Duties Include: Multi-account budget development, development of financial statements, and creation of computerized maintenance system, physical inventory control, and presentation of general financial information. RESEARCH: Peer-Reviewed Articles: “Short Sales, Class Action Lawsuits, and Potential Information Leakages” with Blau, B. Journal of Financial Markets (2014) Volume 20, p. 79-100 “Retirement Funds in Bankruptcy: Clark v. Rameker” with Robertson, P. Business Law Review (2014) Volume 47, p. 97-114 “A Note on the US Unemployment Rate and Unionization” with Crawford, J., Kern, D., and Taylor, R. Review at Journal of Business, Industry, and Economics (Spring 2013) “Market Based vs. Bank Based Systems: What matters when it comes to economic development”. Journal of Business Administration Online (Fall, 2012) “Class Action Lawsuits and Venue: Does the Market Care?” Journal of Business Administration Online (Fall, 2010)
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