List of Recent Courses Taught and Evaluations

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Overall Evaluation*

           

Term

Course

Enrollment

Instructor

Department

College

           

Spring 2000

Finance 4244

59

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Finance 4244

45

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Finance 4244

55

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Fall 1999

Finance 6638

45

4.88

4.27

4.11

 

Finance 6638

34

4.73

   
           

Summer 1999

GEB 6365

44

4.88

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4.22

           

Spring 1999

Finance 4244

45

4.91

4.40

4.23

 

Finance 6638

34

4.39

   
           

Spring 1998

Finance 4244

45

4.79

4.29

4.10

 

Finance 4244

46

4.71

   
 

Finance 4244

39

4.76

   
           

Fall 1997

Finance 6638

40

4.43

4.33

4.12

           

Fall 1996

Finance 4244

52

5.00

4.27

4.03

 

Finance 4244

45

4.95

   
 

Finance 4244

41

4.94

   
           

Spring 1996

Finance 6626

32

4.66

4.31

4.17

           

Fall 1995

Finance 4244

35

4.85

4.34

4.13

 

Finance 4244

39

4.86

   
           

Spring 1995

Finance 4244

24

5.00

4.35

4.27

 

Finance 4244

41

4.97

   
           

Fall 1994

Finance 4244

38

4.88

4.41

4.21

 

Finance 4244

39

4.95

   
           

* This is the mean overall score on a scale from 1-5, with 5 being the highest possible score and 1 the lowest score. For additional student evaluation details, see: http://www.aa.ufl.edu/aa/dass/tcheval/forms/tchform1.html

Finance 4244, Debt and Money Markets, is a required course for undergraduate finance majors. Additionally, this course is often taken by other business students and from students outside the College of Business.

Finance 6638, International Finance, is a second year MBA elective course. Students with a finance or global business emphasis often take this course. This is also a required course for MAIB (Masters in International Business) students.

GEB 6365, International Business, is a required course for Executive MBAs (MMBA).

In addition to fulfilling my required course obligations, I have also worked closely with over 50 undergraduate and graduate students on their honors theses (FIN 4970), independent research studies (FIN 4905), and dissertations throughout these terms.