CURRICULUM VITAE

JENNINGS B. MARSHALL

 

 

PERSONAL INFORMATION

 

Address:           Samford University                               Telephone:   (205) 726-2539

                        800 Lakeshore Drive                            Fax:             (205) 726-2464

                        Birmingham, AL  35229                       email  jbmarsha@samford.edu

 

Date of Birth:    6/7/46

 

 

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

 

Ph.D.               Economics, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 1976 

 

M.A.                Economics, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, 1972

 

B.A                  Economics and Mathematics, University of Louisville, 1969

Kentucky Southern College, Louisville, Kentucky,

 

ADDITIONAL EDUCATION

 

1992.  New York University, Stern School of Business "Applied Statistics: Teaching and Consulting".  Faculty - W. Edward Deming, New York University.

 

1992.  Samford University, Samford Quality Center "T.Q.M. Statistical Concepts & Tools - II".  Faculty - David Sylwester, University of Tennessee.

 

1992.  Samford University, Samford Quality Center "Q.I. Team Leader/Facilitator Skills".  Faculty - John Harris, Samford University.

 

1991.  Samford University, Samford Quality Center "T.Q.M. Statistical Concepts & Tools - I".  Faculty - David Sylwester, University of Tennessee.

 

POSITIONS HELD

 

Academic

 

1993 to present            Professor of Economics, Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama

2002 to 2004               Director of Undergraduate Studies, School of Business, Samford   University

1985 to 1993               Associate Professor of Business, Samford University

1983 to 1985               Associate Professor of Economics, College of Business, Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, Tennessee.

1978 to 1983               Assistant Professor of Economics, Tennessee Technological University

1976 to 1978               Instructor of Economics, College of Business, Tennessee Technological University,

1974 to 1975               Teaching Fellow, Department of Economics, University of     

                                       Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky.

1973 to 1974               Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, University of  

                                       Kentucky.

1972 to 1973               Research Assistant, Kentucky Coal Utilization Research Program,

                                       Institute for Mining and Minerals Research, University of

                                       Kentucky.

 

Non-academic

 

            President, Marshall, Hendon, Minter & Associates, Inc.

                         Birmingham, Alabama. 1988 to present

 

Marshall, Hendon, Minter & Associates, Inc.

 

Client: MyJoy, Inc. – Chain of ten McDonalds Restaurants in the Birmingham area. Performed two market studies.

 

Client:   AmSouth Bank  -  AmSouth Bank is the largest bank in Alabama. 

Responsibility:  To analysis bank mortgage market by census tract for each of the 10 MSA's in which AmSouth  operates.  Development  of a credit model for the mortgage market.

 

Client:   Protective Life  - Birmingham based  insurance company with over 1,000 employees, listed on New York Stock Exchange.

Responsibility:  To conduct statistical process control (S.P.C.)  training for the CEO and the top 50 executives in the company.  Following these sessions Dr. Marshall served on all of Protective Life's oncoming T.Q.M. teams as Team Facilitator.

 

Client:  The Baptist Medical Centers - Birmingham based holding company with nine acute care hospitals and more than 7,200 employees. 

Responsibility:  Statistical process control (S.P.C.) training for quality control staff and staff development officers on an on-going basis.

 

Client:   Hanna Steel - Major producer of steel pipe and  tube in the United States. 

Responsibility:  Following completion of an analysis of the market for steel pipe and tube in a thirteen state catchment area by the company, Dr. Marshall participated in the strategic planning for company expansion to over 40 percent additional capacity.

 

Client:   The Southern Company - The holding company which  owns Alabama Power, Georgia Power, Mississippi  Power, Gulf Power, and Savannah Nuclear Power. 

Responsibility:  To gather information and develop several cases which are currently used in management training.  

 

Client:  Lange, Simpson, Robinson, and Somerville   Attorneys-at-Law, Birmingham, Alabama.   

Client:  Burge and Wettermark Attorneys-at-Law, Birmingham, Alabama. 

Client:  Neil & Harwell Attorneys-at-Law, Nashville, Tennessee.

Client:  Burch, Porter & Johnson Attorneys-at-Law, Memphis, Tennessee.                              

Client:   McDaniel, Hall, Conerly & Lusk, Attorneys-at-Law, Birmingham, AL  

Client:  Parker, Lawrence, Cantrell & Dean, Attorneys-at-Law, Nashville, TN

Client: Kizer, Bonds, Crocker & Hughes, Attorneys-at-Law, Milan, TN           

Client: Galligan & Newman, Attorneys-at-Law, McMinnville, TN         

Client:  Boston, Bates,Holt & Sockwell, Attorneys-at-Law, Lawrenceburg, TN

Client:  Hunton & Williams, Attorneys-at-Law, Atlanta, GA

Client:  Camp & Camp, Attorneys-at-Law, Sparta,TN

Client:  Stratton, May, and Hayes, Attorneys-at-Law, Pikeville, KY

Client:  Garfinkle, Gober, Wilson, and High, Attorneys-at-Law,  Nashville, TN

Client:  Francis Burke, Attorney-at-Law, Pikeville, KY

Client:  R. K. Witcher, Attorney-at-Law, Lafayette, TN

Client:  Douglas E. Jones, Attorney-at-Law, Nashville, TN

Responsibility:  Provide expert witness consultation on an on-going basis.

 

 1974 to 1975     Project Leader, Food Price Survey, Consumer Price Index, Kentucky Council of Economic Advisors, Lexington, Kentucky.

 

POSITIONS HELD IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

 

Co-Director, Teacher Training Program, Academy of Economics and Finance, 2004 – 2007

Reviewer, Journal of Business Disciplines 2002 - present

The Journal of Applied Case Research, Editorial Board 1997 - 2002

Southwest Case Research Association, Secretary 1998 & treasurer 1997 - 2000

National Association of Forensic Economists, Board Member of the Southern Regional 

Board of NAFE, 1989 - 1994

 

TEACHING ASSIGNMENTS AT SAMFORD UNIVERSITY

 

Undergraduate

Economics and Society

Economics I

Economics II

Managerial Economics

Statistical Thinking I

Statistical Thinking II

Statistical Quality Control

 

Graduate

Managerial Economics

Environmental Analysis

Foundations of Quantitative Methods

Foundations of Economics6

Economics (Executive MBA Program)

 

HONORS

 

Most Valuable Professor Award, by the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, 2000

John H. Buchanan Award for Excellence in Classroom Teaching University-wide Outstanding Faculty Award, Samford University, 1990

University-wide Outstanding Faculty Award, Tennessee Technological University,

     1982-83

Student’s Choice, College of Business, Tennessee Technological University, 1981-82.

Alpha Kappa Phi Most Distinguished Professor Samford University, l989 & 1993

Outstanding Service Faculty Award Society for Advancement of Finance and Economics

      Tennessee Technological University, 1985

Distinguished Leadership and Exemplary Service Award School of Nursing Foundation

       Tennessee Technological University, 1984

Student's Choice, College of Business  Tennessee Technological University, 1981‑82

Patterson Fellowship, University of Kentucky l975‑76

Graduate Assistantship, University of Kentucky 1972‑75

Outstanding Graduating Senior in Department of Economics

 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges

                    University of Louisville

 

 

SAMFORD UNIVERSITY SERVICE

Faculty Advisor to Alpha Kappa Psi, 2004 – present

Search Committee Dean of Business 2004 - present

Faculty Senate 2001 – present

Search Committee Faculty position Exercise Science 2004 – present

NCAA Athletic Appeals Committee 1994 – present

Chair School of Business Scholarship Committee 1998 - present

Search Committee Women’s Volleyball Coach 2003

Executive Council of Senate 2001 – 2002

Search Committee Women’s Soccer Coach 2002

University Athletic Committee 2001-2004; chairman, 2003-2004

Search Committee University Provost 2000 – 2001

University Promotion and Tenure Committee 2001

Poesis Committee 2001 – 2002

University Committee on Academic Affairs 1997 – 2000; chairman, 1998 – 2000

Chair Ad Hoc Committee to Revise Faculty Constitution 1998-1999

Faculty Senate 1997 – 2000

Executive Council of Senate 1997 – 1999

President of the University Faculty 1996-97

University Committee on Committees Chairman, 1989 & 1990, member 1988 - 1996

University Committee on Business Affairs and Faculty Welfare Chairman, 1986 - 1991

Faculty Advisor to Alpha Kappa Psi, 1986 ‑ 1995

University Committee to Rewrite the Faculty Handbook, 1985

NCAA Steering Committee, 1995-1996

 

TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

 UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS 1976 – 1985

 

University Senate 1982-1985

Elected Senate Representative on the University Budget Committee, l984 ‑ l985

Co‑Chairman for the Campus United Way Drive, l984 ‑ l985

Faculty Representative on the University Budget Committee l984 ‑ l985

Review Committee for Faculty Promotion, l980 ‑ l985

University Admission and Credits Committee  Chairman, l980 ‑ l982

Faculty Advisor to Association of Business Clubs 1979 ‑ 1985

University Ad‑Hoc, Policy and Procedures for Grade Appeals Committee, 1979 ‑ 1980

College Retention Committee Chairman, 1978 ‑ 1981

College Library Committee, 1978 ‑ 1981

University Ad‑Hoc, Feasibility of the Semester System Committee 1978 ‑ 1980

Faculty Advisor to Alpha Kappa Psi, 1978 ‑ 1985

University Administrative Council, 1977 ‑ 1980

College AACSB Standard II Committee Chairman, 1977 ‑ 1980

College Curriculum Committee, 1977 ‑ 1978

 

MAJOR UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS 1971 ‑ 1976

 

Review and Evaluation Committee, Department of Economics  1974 ‑ 1975

Department of Economics Chairman Search Committee, 1974 ‑ 1975

Student Advisory Committee, College of Business and Economics 1974 ‑ 1975

 

GRANTS

 

"Student-centered, outcomes-driven, performance-based and assessment integrated model of learning" funded by The Fund for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education (FIPSE) U.S. Department of Education (1996-1998).  Samford is one of eight schools participating in the grant with Central Missouri State University.  I head the team that wrote the Samford's grant and am responsible for leading the implementation.

 

 

SCHOLARSHIP

 

Books & Book Chapters

 

Marshall, J.B. (1997). Bituminous coal mining.   In Whitten, D.O. (Ed.) Handbook of 

American Business History - Volume II.   Greenwich, Connecticut: Greenwood Press.

 

Marshall, J.B. and Fred N. Hendon (1994).  Case - Bosworth Steel.   In Kroll, M., Peter, 

W., and Pringle, C. (Eds.). Strategic Management, Text, and Cases, 2nd Edition.  

Needham Heights, Massachuetts:  Allyn and Bacon Publishers.

 

Refereed Articles

 

Marshall, J.B., “Probability with Roulette.” Teaching Statistics An International Journal for Teachers Volume 29, Number 3, Autumn 2007 Royal Statistical Society Centre for Statistical Education, Blackwell Publishing.

 

Reed, Marlene., Rochelle Brunson., J.B. Marshall and Chad Carson (2007). “PolySpec: Assessing the Organizational Culture.” Journal Of Applied Case Research

 

Whelan, K.S., Woolley, T.W. and J.B. Marshall (1999).  “Introductory Business

Statistics:  An Experiment with Problem Based Learning.”  Themes and Variations in Problem Based Learning.

 

Marshall, J.B. and Lee, J. T. (1991).  “Achieving optimality in wrongful death awards.”  Legal Economics, 1(2), (31-37). 

 

Hendon, F., Denson, C., Grant, G., and Marshall, J. (1988). “How the tax reform act of 1986 will stimulate sole proprietorship, partnership, and  subchapters corporation capital investment: A commercial real estate example.”  Arkansas Business and Economic Review, 21(1), pp. 14-17. 

 

Marshall, J.B. (1987).  “The volatile merchant community of Charleston, 1735-1765.”         Essays in Economic and Business History, 5, 94-100. 

 

Stumpf, S.O. and Marshall, J.B. (1986).  “Leading merchants of Charleston's first golden age.”  Essays in Economic and Business History, 4, 38-46. 

 

Marshall, J.B. (1986).  “Entry and exit patterns for Charleston merchants 1735-1765.” Reeder, D (Ed.), Urban History Yearbook.  Leicester, England:  Leicester University Press.

           

Stumpf, S.O. and J.B., Marshall (1984).  “Trends in Charleston's inter-regional import trade, 1735-1764.”  Southern Studies:  An Interdisciplinary Journal of the South,  23(3),   243-265. 

 

Marshall, J.B. and Lee, J.T. (1981).  The economic impact of Tennessee Technological University on the local community.  Cookeville, Tennessee:  Tennessee Technological University.

 

Marshall, J.B. (1979).  Index applications for education expenditures.  American Institute for Decision Sciences Proceedings.  Birmingham, Alabama: University of Alabama at Birmingham.

 

Marshall, J.B. and Spelman, J.E. (1978)  Principles of economics:  Large versus small sections.  MidSouth Journal of Economics,  2(1), 133-140.

 

Marshall, J.B. (1978).  The measurement of cost differences among school districts in Kentucky.  The Kentucky Council of Economic Advisors Policy Paper Series.  Lexington, Kentucky: University of Kentucky Press.

 

Marshall, J.B. and Zuber, R. (1976).  Kentucky food price trends.  Public Affairs Analyst, 3(1); 1-3.

 

Marshall, J.B. (1975).  Procedures manual for the food component of the Kentucky consumer price index.  Lexington, Kentucky:  Office of Business Development and Government Services, University of Kentucky.

 

Marshall, J.B. and Kanti, M. (1974).   Some problems of inflation-induced economic growth:  Case of developing countries. Development Forum, 8, 15-24. 

 

Marshall, J.B. (1973).  A note on severance taxation.  The Indian Journal of Economics, 54(213), 253-259. 

 

Competitive Proceedings

 

Whelan, K.S., Woolley, T.W. and J. B. Marshall (1999).  “Introductory Business Statistics:  An Experiment with Problem-Based Learning.”  Proceedings of the 5th International Problem-Based Learning Conference, Quebec, Canada.

 

Other Published

 

      Whelan, K.S. and J.B. Marshall (2001). “Undergraduate Business Education and Problem-Based Learning.” PBL Insights, Vol. 3, No. 1 

 

      Marshall, J.B. and Fred N. Hendon (1999).  “Environmentalist Flunk Toilet Test,” Providenc Journal, Providence, RI. 


 

Presetations

 

  Marshall, J.B. and Cynthia Lohrke (2006), “Retirement Benefits Other Than Pensions (OPEB): Why Caution in Planning is Required” Philadelphia, Pennsylvania  61th International Atlantic Economic Conference

 

  Marshall, J.B. (2006), “Applying Problem-Based Learning to Business Courses” Houston, Texas,  Academy Economics and Finance

 

  Marshall, J.B. (2005), “The Effect of Residual Value Forecasts on Car Leases and Subsequent Impact on the Used Car Market” New York, New York, 60th International Atlantic Economic Conference

 

  Marshall, J.B. and John Lee (2005), “Lessons from the PPM Industry Failure: A Case Study of PhyCor” Dallas, Texas, Southwest Case Research Association

 

 

  Marshall, J.B. (2005), “Measuring Outcomes Across Two Statistical Courses Over Two Years” Myrtle Beach, South Carlonia, Academy Economics and Finance

 

 

  Marshall, J.B. and Hank Maddux (2003), “St. Mathews Neighborhood Center” Tampa, Florida, North American Case Research Association

 

    Marshall, J.B. (2003), “Lease vs. Buy” Gulf Shores, Alabama, 2003 Annual Meeting, National Association of Educational Buyers

 

    Marshall, J.B. and Dennis Price (2003), “Financial Issues Awareness Seminar for Families of Individuals with Special Long-Term Needs” Birmingham, Alabama, United Cerebral Palsy

 

     Marshall, J.B. and Hank Maddux (2002), “Product Design Reengineering: The Chrysler Story” Houston, Texas, Southwest Case Research Association

 

   Marshall, J.B. and Karen Whelan-Berry(2002), “Course, Teaching & Faculty Portfolios: A Comparison of Their Purpose and Content for School of Business Faculty”, Key West, Florida, Academy of Business Education

 

    Marshall, J.B. and Karen Whelan-Berry(2002), “Raising the Level of Learning: An Evaluation of & Suggestions for Augmenting Textbook Problems Based on Bloom’s Taxonomy of Learning”, Key West, Florida, Academy of Business Education

 

  Marshall, J.B. and Phil Cottell (2001), “Designing Unfolding Problems for PBL Applications”, Oxford, Ohio, 21st Annual Lilly Conference on College Teaching

 

    Marshall, J.B. and Karen Whelan-Berry (2000), “PBL Problems: A Proposed Typology Based on Problem Size”, Birmingham, Alabama, PBL 2000 Promises Breakthroughs & Lessons

 

    Whelan-Berry, K.S. and J.B. Marshall (2000), “Problem-Based Learning: Similarities and Differences from Other Learning Strategies”, Birmingham, Alabama, PBL 2000 Promises Breakthroughs & Lessons

 

    Whelan-Berry, K.S. and J.B. Marshall (2000), General Workshop “PBL in Business – Understanding Problem-Based Learning and Trying PBL in Your Business Discipline: An Interactive Approach”, Birmingham, Alabama, PBL 2000 Promises Breakthroughs & Lessons.

 

    Marshall, J.B. and Karen Whelan-Berry (2000), “Problem-Based Learning in Statistics – A Longitudinal Analysis Across Two Courses Over Two Years”, Bermuda, Academy of Business Education.

 

    Whelan-Berry, K.S. and J. B. Marshall (2000), General Workshop “Understanding Problem Based Learning and Trying PBL in Your Discipline”, Bermuda, Academy of Business Education.

 

    Marshall, J.B. Moderator (2000), General Workshop “Problem Based Learning: Similarities and Differences From Case Teaching”, San Antonio, Texas, Southwest Case Research Association.

 

    Marshall, J.B., John Venable and Fred Hendon (2000), “Problem Based Learning in    Economics and Finacne”, Nashville, Tennessee, Academy of Economics.

 

    Marshall, J.B. Moderator (1999), Special Panel – “Current Issues and Techniques in Forensic Economics, Including Discussions on Worklife and Discrimination”, Little Rock, Arkansas Academy of Economics and Finance.

 

    Marshall, J. B.,  Hendon, Fred and Frank Minter (1993).  Bosworth Steel(B),  New Orleans, Louisiana:  Southwest Case Research Association.

 

    Marshall, J. B. and Fred N. Hendon (1992).  Bosworth Steel.  San Antonio, Texas:  Southwest Case Research Association.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1990). Factors affecting denominational contributions and benevolences.  Lexington, Kentucky:  Economic Business and Historical Society.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1989).  Factors affecting church growth. Nashville, Tennessee: MidSouth Academy of Economics and Finance.

 

    Marshall, J.B. and Lee, J.T. (1988).  Achieving optimality in wrongful death awards.  Denver, Colorado:  Western Social Science Association.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1987).  Slave captians and merchants of Charleston, 1735‑1765.  San Francisco, California:  Economic and Business Historical Society.

 

    Marshall, J.B. and Williams, N. (1986).  Course content interface between managerial accounting and managerial finance: Some empirical evidence.  Charlotte, North Carolina: American Accounting Association, Southeastern Regional Meeting.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1986).  Cargoes and captains of Charleston's first golden age.  Atlanta, Georgia:  Economic and Business Historical Society.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1986).  The off‑set approach to wrongful death awards:  An historical justification.  Memphis, Tennessee:

MidSouth Academy of Economics and Finance.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1986).  Merchant activity during Charleston's first golden age.  Birmingham, Alabama:  Samford University Faculty Forum.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1985).  Discount rates:  Their use in cases of wrong­ful death and injury.  Birmingham, Alabama:  Birmingham Economic Society.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1985).  A model for determining the appro­priate discount rate applicable to wrongful death awards.  Mobile, Alabama:  MidSouth Academy of Economics.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1984).  Entry and exit patterns for Charleston merchants, 1735‑1765.  Orlando, Florida:  Southern Regional Science Association.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1983).  Charleston merchants during the mid‑eighteenth century.  San Antonio, Texas: Economic and Busi­ness Historical Society.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1983).  Charleston's import trade: 1735‑ 1764.  Conway, South Carolina: First Annual University Trustees Symposium on South Carolina.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1982).  Measuring regional cost differences for equal education programs.  Knoxville, Tennessee:  Southern Regional Science Association.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1979).  How cost affects guaranteed minimum expenditures:  A case study.  Nashville, Tennessee: Southern Regional Science Association.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1979).  Index application for educational expenditures.  Nashville, Tennessee:  American Institute for Decision Sciences.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1978).  Principles of economics:  Large versus small class sections.  Jackson, Mississippi:  MidSouth Academy of Economists.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1977).  Educational cost differences among school districts.  Cookeville, Tennessee: Student‑Faculty Semi­nar.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1977).  World income, the right to economic aid?  Cookeville, Tennessee:  Tennessee Technological University Symposium of Human Rights.

 

    Marshall, J.B. (1975).  The Kentucky Council of Economic Advisor's Consumer Price Surveys ‑ Food market structure and marketing costs.  Washington, D.C.:  United States Senate Commit­tee on Agriculture and Forestry Hearing before the Subcommittee on Agricultural Production, Marketing, and Stabilization of Price.

 

    Marshall, J.B. and Kanti, M. (1974).  Some problems of inflation induced economic growth: Case of developing countries. Albany, New York:  Inaugural Convention of the Eastern Economic Association