Educational Background:
Ph.D, Economics, Texas A&M University 1989
MS, Economics, Oklahoma State University, 1983
BS, Economics, Clemson University, 1981
Courses Usually Taught:
ECO 325 Environmental Economics
ECO 284 Principles of Microeconomics
ECO 328 Energy Economics and Policy
ECO 425 Economic Development of the Reservations,
Employment History:
Professor of Economics and Applied Indigenous Studies, Northern Arizona University, 2004-present
Co-Chair, Commission for Native Americans, 2007-present
Director, Business and Policy Programs, Sustainable Energy Solutions Center for Excellence, 2001-present
Associate Professor of Economics and Applied Indigenous Studies, Northern Arizona University, 2000-2004
Associate Professor of Economics, Northern Arizona University, 1995 - 2000
Assistant Professor of Economics, Northern Arizona University, 1989-1995
Consulting Economist, Western States Petroleum Association, 1998-present
Research Consultant, CAIED, 1989-present
Research Consultant and Teaching Faculty, Nation Executive
Education Program for Native American Leadership,1992-present
Visiting Lecturer, Texas A&M University, 1987-1989
Instructor, Texas A&M University, 1984-1987.
Texas A&M Mentors, 1987-89.
Area(s) of Emphasis:
Native American Tribal Development
Energy Economics and Policy
Social Change
Environmental Economics
Price Theory
Community Development
Research Work:
Social Change
Environmental Economics
Price Theory
Energy Economics
Native American Economic Development
Industrial Organization
Indian Education
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