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Photo of Dr. David Skinner Dr. David Skinner
david.skinner@mvnu.edu
(740) 392-6868 Ext. 3304

Education:
  • Ph.D. Michigan State University, Finance, 1988.
  • M.A. Governors State University, Business Administration, 1978.
  • B.S. Olivet Nazarene College, Business Administration,1977.
  • M.A.T. Michigan State University, Mathematics, 1968.
  • B.A. Michigan State University, Mathematics, 1967.
Professional Experience:
  • Professor of Finance, 1998 to present.
  • Associate Professor Business, Ashland University, August 1992 to July 1998.
  • Assistant Professor of Finance, Southern Illinois University to Edwardsville, August 1988 to June 1992.
  • Assistant Professor of Finance, Saginaw Valley State University, July 1984 to June 1988.
  • Associate Professor of Economics and Business, Spring Arbor College, August 1978 to June 1984.
  • Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Olivet Nazarene College, August 1970 to May 1978.
  • Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Tri State University, June 1968 to June 1970
Professional Experience:
  • Christian Business Faculty Association
  • American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences
Published Works and Presentations:
  • Published works:

    • A New Testament Perspective on Wage Determination Using the Principle of Spiritual Rewards: A Rejoinder, JOURNAL OF BIBLICAL INTEGRATION IN BUSINESS, Fall 2005, pp. 13-17.
    • "A Christian Response to Poverty: Thinking Outside the Collection Box", MOUNT VERNON NOW, Fall 2005, p. 10.
    • Curriculum for Corporate Finance (FIM6013), 2004.
    • "Lease vs. Buy Case", PROCEEDINGS OF THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, 2004.
    • "Globalization and Religion", INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & ECONOMICS RESEARCH JOURNAL, May 2003, pp. 61-66.
    • "Globalization and Religion", PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2003 INTERNATIONAL APPLIED BUSINESS RESEARCH CONFERENCE, 2003.
    • "Teacher-Generated Finance Cases", PROCEEDINGS OF THE TENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, 2003.
    • "Are Christian Nations Economically Free?", PROCEEDINGS OF THE 18TH ANNUAL CHRISTIAN BUSINESS FACULTY ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE, October 2002.
    • "Do the Pros Win the Wall Street Journal Dartboard Contest?", PROCEEDINGS OF THE NINTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, 2002.
    • "Designer IRRs: Building Capital Budgeting Problems with Multiple IRRs of Your Choice", PROCEEDINGS OF THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, 2001.
    • Curriculum for Quantitative Business Applications (Excell--MAN143) including: STUDENT GUIDE, FACILITATING INSTRUCTOR GUIDE, test files, and grade sheets; with Tim Chesnut, March 2000.
    • Curriculum for Financial Management (Excell--BBA443) including: STUDENT GUIDE, FACILITATING INSTRUCTOR GUIDE, Homework spreadsheets, and In-Class Activity spreadsheets; with Tim Chesnut, February 2000.
    • "Comments On "A Christian Perspective on Accounting: Making the Invisible Visible?", JOURNAL OF BIBLICAL INTEGRATION IN BUSINESS, Fall 1999, pp. 24-7.
    • "Comments About "Marketing in the New Millennium: Motivational Differences Between Traditional and Non-Traditional Christian Business Students," JOURNAL OF BIBLICAL INTEGRATION IN BUSINESS, Fall 1999, pp. 68-9.
    • "Faculty Research: An Application of the Laffer Curve", PROCEEDINGS OF THE SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, 1999, Vol. S&T.
    • "Consumer Opinions of Auto Leasing and Lending, JOURNAL OF BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, 1998, Vol. 4.
    • "Consumer Opinions of Auto Leasing and Lending", PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, 1998, Vol. 3, pp. 52-62.
    • "Do Credit Unions Compete With Banks", PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES, 1997, Vol. 1, pp. 311-19.
    • "Twenty-Five Years of Tax Law Changes and Investor Response", THE JOURNAL OF FINANCIAL RESEARCH, Spring 1993, pp. 61-70.
    • "Dividend Clienteles, the Tax-Clientele Hypothesis, and Utilities", with John E. Gilster, Jr., THE FINANCIAL REVIEW, May 1990, pp. 287-96.
    • "The Dividend Tax-Clientele Hypothesis and Utilities", SAGINAW VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS REVIEW, Spring 1989, pp. 16-20.
    • "Individual Retirement Accounts: Congressional Intent and Market Reality", SAGINAW VALLEY STATE COLLEGE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS REVIEW, Winter 1984, pp. 10-11.

  • Presentations:

    • A Christian Response to Economics, part of a panel for Faculty Forum, April 3, 2006.
    • Understanding Financial Statements, a seminar presented to the Board of the Ashland Community Federal Credit Union, January/February 2006.
    • "Lease vs. Buy Case", American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, February 2004.
    • "Globalization and Religion", Applied Business Research Conference, March 2003.
    • "Teacher-Generated Finance Cases", American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, February 2003.
    • "Are Christian Nations Economically Free?", Christian Business Faculty Association, October 2002.
    • "Do the Pros Win the Wall Street Journal Dartboard Contest?", American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, February 2002.
    • "Designer IRRs: Building Capital Budgeting Problems with Multiple IRRs of Your Choice", American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, February 2001.
    • "Risk Management", Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce--Wooster Area Safety Council, March 15, 2000
    • "Paper Products, Inc.", Western Casewriters Workshop, Western Casewriters Association, March 1999.
    • "Faculty research: An Application of the Laffer Curve", American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, February 1999.
    • "Consumer Opinions of Auto Leasing and Lending", American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, February 1998.
    • "A Practical Case Study in Corporate Finance and Accounting: Free Cash Flow", Conference on Innovation in Instruction for Business and Related Disciplines, Association of Private Enterprise Education, April 1997.
    • "Do Credit Unions Compete With Banks", American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, February 1997.
    • "Insurance Highlights" a unit of a seminar on "Personal Financial Planning" with Dr. Lucile Ford and Don Keith, Ashland University, January 25, 1997.
    • "How to Establish Credit in the United States", Korean Student Association, Ashland University, November 27, 1995.
    • "Seminars on Investment Alternatives", Beacon Graphics employees, Ashland, Ohio, November-December, 1994.
    • "Dividend Valuation, The Tax Clientele Hypothesis and Utilities", Financial Management Association, October 1992.
    • "Twenty-Five Years of Tax Law Changes and Investor Response", Eastern Finance Association, April 1992.
    • "An Industry Analysis of Ex-Dividend Day Phenomena", Midwest Finance Association, March 1992.
    • "Dividend Valuation: Ex-Dividend Day Behavior, the Tax Clientele Hypothesis and Utilities, Financial Management Association, October 1989.
    • "Dividend Valuation, the Top Yield Decile and Utilities", 92nd Annual Meeting of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters, March 1988.
    • "Dividend Valuation: The Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 and Automatic Dividend Reinvestment Plans", Invited Paper Financial Management Association Doctoral Student Seminar, October 1986.
Awards and Recognition:
  • "Best Paper Award" for "Globalization and Religion", at the International Applied Business Research Conference, Acapulco, Mexico, March 2003.
  • Outstanding Service Award, American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, 2002
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Favorite Scripture Verse:

Phil 2:4 - Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others.
 
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