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Meador
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Interdisciplinary PhD Candidate
Coordinating Discipline: Economics
Co-Discipline: Social Science Consortium
Dissertation: An Examination of the Economic Foundations of Catholic Social Thought
Research Interests (JEL Classification):
B41: Economic Methodology
B50: General Current Heterodox Approaches
B29: History of Economic Thought since 1925 – other
P16: Political Economy
G11 & G12: Portfolio Choice; Investment Decisions & Asset Pricing
Teaching & Academic Experience
University of Missouri – Kansas City
Department of Economics – 211 Haag Hall
5100 Rockhill Road
Kansas City, Missouri 64110-2499
Graduate Student Advisor and Instructor: Economics 202 – Introduction to Microeconomics
William Jewell College
500 College Hill
Liberty, Missouri 64068
Adjunct Professor, Department of Business Administration and Economics
Courses taught: Financial Management, Quantitative Business Analysis, Principles of Macroeconomics
American Banker’s Association
American Institute of Banking (Missouri)
Adjunct Professor
Courses taught: Introductory Economics, Money & Banking.
Duke University
Department of Economics
Durham, North Carolina
Teaching Assistant in National Income Analysis (auditorium class)
Instructor: Introductory Microeconomics.
University of Missouri -- Columbia
Department of Economics
Columbia, Missouri
Teaching assistant: General Economics
Also served as Head Teaching Assistant for “General Economics,” introductory course for non-business majors. In addition to teaching, this position involved supervision of 17 teaching assistants, 48 sections of economics classes, and accurate reporting for nearly 1,000 students.
Past Employment
1010 Grand Blvd.
Kansas City, Missouri 66101
Vice President & Manager of Equity Research
Formerly Departmental Economist and Equity AnalystEducation
University of Missouri - Kansas City
PhD (expected 2006)
Coordinating Discpline: Economics
Co-Discpline: Social Science
Dissertation Topic: Examining the Economic Foundations of Catholic Social Thought: An Exercise in the History of Economic Thought
Duke University
Master of Arts – Economics, May 1985
Fields of Specialization: Corporate Economics, General Economic Theory
Received a Departmental Scholarship spring semester 1983 and academic years ‘83-‘84 and ‘84-‘85.
University of Missouri -- Columbia
Master of Arts -- Economics, May 1982
Field of Specialization: History of Economic Thought (Minor in Statistics)
Missouri State University
Bachelor of Science: May 1980
Major -- Economics (Public Policy Emphasis) Minor -- Philosophy
Membership in Omicron Delta Epsilon, National Honorary Society in Economics.
Senior year, received the Philosophy Faculty Scholarship.
Professional memberships
Current:
Association for Social Economics
Past:
National Association for Business Economics
Kansas City Society of Financial Analysts
Publications
“A Modest Proposal,” editorial in Oeconomicus, vol. 6, Fall 2002, 11-17.
“What did you see? Different Visions of Economic Methodology,” Oeconomicus, vol. 6, Winter 2003, 77-87.
