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School of Business Faculty Media Activities and
Presentations for October 2002
October 3
Dr. Robert Andrews, Department of Management
“Faculty Senate president calls budget cuts big issue.”
Interview with Dr. Andrews on role of Faculty Senate, Senate’s
strengths and purpose and his personal qualifications in The Commonwealth
Times
October 5 Telecast on November 5
Mark Hill, director of WorkWorld interviewed by Channel 12 for “12
on Your Side” community spot.
October 25
Dr. George Hoffer, Department of Economics -
Interviewed by WRVA with a rebroadcast potential of 300 radio stations
Auto Marketing October issue “Remarketers Sharpen Focus at
NAAA Meeting” Comments from presentation by Dr. Hoffer
and other economists
Auto Auction Shopper/Used Car News October 2002 Comments and review
of Dr. Hoffer’s presentation ”Economic Woes Batter
Used Car Residual Values”
Dr. David Harless and Dr. Hoffer – Review of their
study in AAA World, November issue “Men do not get a better
deal than women when it comes to negotiating a new car price.”
October 25
Finance, Insurance and Real Estate Department
Real Trends 02, Real Estate Conference
“Now, everyone is on the hot seat” reported by Carol Hazard
for the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
October 30
Dr. Neil B. Murphy, professor of finance, taught a teleconference
workshop to Ethiopian bankers. Dr. Murphy was selected by the U.S.
Treasury Department to advise the bankers on international best
practices of bank management, such as managing cash flows, implementing
resources for track funds and making provisions for any likely occurrences.
October 6, October 13 and October 28
Virginia Council on Economic Education
The Richmond Times Dispatch reporter Bob Rayner has consented to
play along with the Council’s Stock Market Game.
“The Game, the angst begin again” and “Taking stock
of the game in week 1” by Bob Rayner
“Students play the stock market game” reported by Casey
Devers in The Commonwealth
Times
October 30
“Six teachers honored for economics training” in Richmond
Times-Dispatch
In October
Dr. Pamela Kiecker, Marketing and Business Law.
Dr. Kiecker has been honored with two commendations from the Society
of International Business Fellows for her work as a facilitator
in Turkey with the Central Eurasian Leadership Alliance's (CELA)
inaugural executive leadership program for future leaders. The "Spirit
of SIBF" Award reflects Dr. Kiecker's sessions focusing on
different leadership styles and her innovative work with three women
leaders from former USSR countries.
November 2
“Outlook for retail muddied” by Greg Gilligan, Richmond
Times Dispatch, reviews Business Outlook Breakfast sponsored by
Retail Merchants Association of Greater Richmond. As a panelist,
Dr. Kiecker gave a positive view of the holiday season and
said “consumers often say one thing on surveys and do something
else when they go shopping. It will be up to the retailer to give
consumers a good season to come out and shop.”
November 6
Dr. Ed Millner, Economics Department
Interviewed by Matt Demoyne WRVA on Fed cutting interest rates.
Faculty in the News Archives
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