GREGORY L. CHASE
EDUCATION:
Ph.D. Kent State University,
Major: International Economics, Minor: Finance
MBA University of Central Florida,Major: BusinessBBA Eastern Michigan University,Major: Business, Minor: FinanceACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:
Assistant Professor, Fall 2003-Present, Brenau University
Courses taught:Undergraduate: Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics, Quantitative Methods, International Business, Statistics, Production Operations, Public Financing and Budgeting (Online), and Financial Management (Online)Graduate: Statistics, Financial Management, International Business, and Managerial Economics (Online)
Assistant Professor, Fall 2001-Summer 2003, Maine Maritime Academy Courses Taught:
Undergraduate: Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics, Global Purchasing and Negotiation, Production Operations Management, and Survey of Economics (Distant Learning Class)Graduate: International Operations Management and Statistics
Visiting Professor, Winter 2003 and Summer 2005, Shanghai University for Science and Technology, Courses Taught: International Business, Investments, and Statistics
Teaching fellow, 1996-2001, Kent State University-Main Campus, Courses Taught: Principles of Macroeconomics and Money, Credit, and Banking
Adjunct Faculty, Fall 2000, Kent State University-Stark Campus
Courses Taught: Financial Systems
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
PublicationsCato Journal, 2005, with Ilan Alon, Title: Religious Freedom and Economic Prosperity, Spring/Summer, Vol. 25. no. 2, pps. 399-406.Business Research Yearbook, 2005, Title: Religious and Economic Freedom: Is It Enough? Vol. 12.Business Research Yearbook, 2004, with Ilan Alon, Title: Some Evidence on Religious and Economic Freedoms Impact on Economic Growth, Vol. 11.
Journal of Tourism Studies, December 2003, with David McKee, The Economic
Impact of Cruise Tourism on Jamaica, Vol. 14, No. 2.
Anatolia, Summer 2002, with Ilan Alon, Title: A Model to Evaluate the Economic Impact of Cruise Tourism (Lead Article), Vol. 13:1.Presentations
International Academy of Business Disciplines, April 2005, Title: Religious
and Economic Freedom: Is It Enough? Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
International Academy of Business Disciplines, March 2004, with Ilan Alon, Title: Some Evidence on Religious and Economic Freedoms Impact on Economic Growth; San Antonio, Texas.
Federation of Business Disciplines, March 2004, with Ilan Alon, Title:
Religious Freedom and Prosperity: Is there are Relationship? Orlando, Florida.
Caribbean Studies Association, May 2003, with Elaine Potoker, Title: The Caribbean Basin Initiative: 20 Years Later; Belize City, Belize
International Academy of Business Disciplines, April 2003, Title: Tourism’s Impact on Government Expenditures: A Cross-Sectional Study of Several Small Caribbean Island Nations; Orlando, Florida.
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Presentations Cont.
Caribbean Studies Association, May 2002, Title: The Economic Impact of Cruise Ships: Some Evidence from the Bahamas; Nassau, Bahamas.
American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, February 2002, Title: A Contribution to Understanding the Economic Impact of Cruise Ships in the Caribbean Basin Region; Las Vegas, Nevada.AFFILIATIONS AND ACTIVITY:Sam M. Walton Free Enterprise FellowGraduate Studies Policy and Standards CommitteeGraduate Studies Student Review CommitteeGraduate Studies Research and Development Committee Assessment CommitteeInternational Education CommitteeOTHER EXPERIENCE:Auditor, 1996-1999, performed tenant audits of shopping mallsForeign Expert, 1993-1995, in Japan doing international business, technical writing, and assisting with publication of papersEnglish Teacher, 1991-1993, in Japan taught English toJapanese business peopleSelf Employed, 1988-1991 general contractor in construction industryConstruction Manager, 1985 -1988 for residential builderAccount Representative, 1984-1985 temporary help firm