Major Chad Seagren, USMC, Assistant Professor & OAD Liaison OfficerHome Operations Research Department Office: GL-257
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Curriculum VitaeMajor Chad Seagren, USMC, Assistant Professor & OAD Liaison OfficerEducationPh.D. Economics, George Mason, University, 2010. M.S. Operations Research, Naval Postgraduate School, 2003. B.S. Systems Engineering, United States Naval Academy, 1998.Employment HistoryAssistant Professor / Military Faculty, Operations Research Department, Naval Postgraduate School, 2010 – pres. Research StatementMy research applies microeconomic theory to matters of politics, public policy, law, labor markets, and the macroeconomy. Most broadly, my research agenda focuses on issues at the intersection of the domains of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. Teaching ExperienceDefense Resource Allocation and Cost Benefit Analysis (1 section) – Upper level graduate course in microeconomic theory applied to public economics, defense economics, and cost-benefit analysis. Target students include nearly every curriculum within the Graduate School of Business and Public Policy. Manpower and Personnel Models (11 sections over 3 years) – Upper level graduate course in mathematical and statistical modeling techniques as applied to manpower management and analysis. Target students include those in the Manpower Management, Human Systems Integration, and Operations Research curricula. Probability & Statistics for Engineers (1 section) – A synchronous non-resident online learning class that is the first of a two-course core track in calculus-based statistics. Target students are those in the Systems Engineering curriculum. Technical Writing (3 sections over 3 years) – A resident course on technical writing aimed at providing students with the practical writing skills required to write a thesis, as well as effectively communicate the results of their analysis in general.Awards2010 William F. Snavely Award for Outstanding Economics Graduate Student at George Mason University Professional Training and EducationTechnology and Pedagogy Integration, Faculty Development Practicum, Spring 2012 Programming and Statistical LanguagesJava, R, SAS (proficient); C++, Visual Basic, GAMS (working knowledge) Professional AssociationsAmerican Economic Association, Southern Economic Association, Public Choice Society, Association for Private Enterprise Education, Society for the Development of Austrian Economics, Military Operations Research Society ReferencesRichard E. Wagner Robert F. Dell David R. Henderson |