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ASLI K. OGUNC csMajor Field: EconometricsMinor Field: Monetary Theory and PolicyLouisiana State UniversityM.S.1996EconomicsMinor: FinanceLouisiana State UniversityM.B.A.1992FinanceWestern Michigan UniversityB.B.A.1990Finance/Quantitative MethodsMarmara UniversityBOOKSOgunc, A., Scholten, P., and Wood, M. A. “Using Python for Principles of Econometrics, 5th Edition”, inpreparation (to be published summer 2022).Ogunc, Asli K. and R. Carter Hill (2008). Principles of Econometrics, Using EXCEL, 3rdedition. John Wiley & Sons, Inc.PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONSOgunc, Asli., & Campbell, Randell C. (2022). Forty Years of Advances in Econometrics.Advances in Econometrics, 44 (in press).Guru-Gharana, K., Ogunc, Asli, & Liu, Lirong (2022). Long-term Study of Stock Returns andKey Macroeconomic Variables: A Toda-Yamamoto-Dolado-Lutkepohl GrangerCausality TestApproach. Southwestern Economic Review, (in press)Arize, C.A., Ogunc, A. Ebere, Ume Kalu & John Malindretos (2021). New Evidence onExchange-Rate Volatility and Export Flows in Thailand: Nonlinearity andAsymmetric ARDL Investigation, The International Trade Journal, 35:2, 194218, DOI: 10.1080/08853908.2020.1799886.Arize, A. C., Kalu, E. U., Malindretos, J., & Ogunc, A. (2021). Asymmetric nonlinear analyses
of banking sector behaviors, markets, and Interest Rate Risk in Africa’s FrontierEconomy. Afro-Asian Journal of Finance and Accounting, 11:4, 537-560.Huiguan, Ding, Ogunc, Asli, Funderburk, Dale, Li, Shiyou, & Shi, Zhebie (2021). Influence ofRenminbi Internationalization on China's Monetary Policy Effects: A TheoreticalAnalysis. International Journal of Economics & Finance, 13 (8), 14 – 30.Poghosyan, Armine and Bakhtavoryan, Rafael and Lopez, Jose and Ogunc, Asli, (2019) AnEmpirical Analysis of Households’ Demand for Organic and Conventional Flour inthe United States: Evidence from the 2014 Nielsen Homescan Data. Journal ofAgribusiness, 37:2.SingRu Hoe, Lirong Liu, Diltz, J. David, & Ogunc, Asli K. (2017). Sinners and Saints: AnAlternative Approach to Evaluating the Investment Performance of Sin FundsVersus Sinless Funds. Journal of Accounting and Finance, 17, 109-116.Ogunc, Kurtay & Ogunc, Asli K. (2017). Inflation Linked Bonds for Strategic AssetAllocation. Journal of Investment Consulting, 17:2, 59-68.Ogunc, Asli K. & Srinivas Nippani (2014). A Note on the Impact of the Financial Crisis onStock Market Integration among the Countries of the Americas. International Reviewof Applied Financial Issues and Economics.Campbell, Randy and Ogunc, Asli, A History of the Advances in Econometrics Series: (2012).Advances in Econometrics: Honoring R. Carter Hill (LSU) and Tom Fomby (SMU), 30.Ogunc, Asli K., Nippani, Srinivas, and Washer, Kenneth M. (2009). Seasonality tests on theShanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges: An Empirical Analysis. Applied FinancialEconomics, 19, 681-692.Ogunc, Asli K. and Guthermuth , Karen (2009). Bayesian Prediction of Firm Failure.Journal of Global Business Development, 2, 1, 150 – 158.Myers, Chris A. and Asli K. Ogunc (2008). Consumer Adoption of the Internet for NicheApparel: Implications for Entrepreneurs and Management. Journal of InternationalBusiness and Economics, 8, 159 - 166.Washer, Kenneth M., Nippani, Srinivas, and Asli K. Ogunc (2008). An analysis of RegionalBanks’ Share Repurchasing Behavior. Academy of Banking Studies Journal, 7, 1-13.Lead paper in issue.Pavon, Viveca and Ogunc , Asli K. (2007). The Nature of the Honduran Debt and thePossible Impacts of its Debt Relief: a Vicious Cycle? The E-Journal of Business andEconomic Issues, 2, 3.
Ogunc, Asli K. and Rahim, Syed S. (2006). Mutual Fund Industry and the Rating System. Review ofBusiness Research, 6, 5, 125-129.Washer, Kenneth M., Nippani, Srinivas, and Ogunc, Asli K. (2005). NAFTA’s Impact on IndustryReturn Relationships between North American Countries. International Journal of BusinessResearch, 4, 1, 68-78.SELECTED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONSThe Impact of Internalization of RMB: A Theoretical Analysis, presented at the Academy ofBusiness Research Meetings, Boca Raton, FL, Fall 2015. (Winner of Best PaperAward)Financial Integration among the Countries of the Americas" presented at the SouthwesternFinance Association Meetings, Albuquerque, NM, March 2013.A History of the Advances in Econometrics Series: 30th Anniversary Advances inEconometrics Conference, March 23-25, 2012, Lod Cook Alumni Center, BatonRouge, LA.Consumer Adoption of the Internet for Niche Apparel: Implications for Entrepreneurs andManagement, Las Vegas, NV, October 2008.The Nature of Honduran Debt and the Possible Impacts of its Debt Relief: a Vicious Cycle?Knowledge Globalization Conference forthcoming, Boston, MA 2008The Dynamics of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Markets: An Analysis of Relationshipsand Market Anomalies over 1997-2003 Sixth International Business and EconomyConference, San Francisco, January 2007.Mutual Fund Industry and the Rating System Academy of International Business and EconomicsAnnual Conference, Las Vegas, October 2006NAFTA and Stock Market Integration between North American Countries Academy ofInternational Business and Economics Annual Conference, Las Vegas, October 2005Bayesian Prediction of Firm Failure Annual Conference of the Mid-South American BusinessDisciplines Association, Austin, October 2005Estimation of the Probit Model Under Skewed Regressors 74th Annual Conference of the SouthernEconomic Association, New Orleans, November 2004Bayesian Analysis of Econometric Systems with Discrete Variables & Inequality Constraints, 5thInternational Conference of the Society for Computational Economics, Boston College,June1999
The Risk of the Inequality Restricted Bayesian Probit Estimator 69th Annual Conference of theSouthern Economic Association, New Orleans, November 1999.ACADEMIC EXPERIANCE2019 - presentAssociate Professor of Economics, Department of Management &Economics, Texas A&M University–Commerce2012 - 2018Department Head & Associate ProfessorDepartment of Economics & FinanceConducted multiple industry surveys. Based on the hiring supervisorrecommendations and market demand, between 2015 and 2018, wecreated 8 new ungraduate and 17 new graduate classes:ECO 1307 - Economics of Personal FinanceFIN 385 - Principles of Risk & InsuranceFIN 420 - Entrepreneurial Finance & Venture CapitalFIN 434 - Risk, Insurance, and Estate PlanningFIN 436 - Retirement Planning & Employee BenefitsFIN 438 - Comprehensive Financial Planning and PresentationFIN 440 - Financial Statement Analysis & ValuationFIN 450 - Financial Modeling with ExcelFIN 515 - Fixed Income AnalysisFIN 520 - Advanced Entrepreneurial Finance & Venture CapitalFIN 530 - Fundamentals of Financial PlanningFIN 534 - Advanced Risk, Insurance, and Estate PlanningFIN 536 - Advanced Retirement Planning & Employee BenefitsFIN 538 - Financial Planning CapstoneFIN 540 - Advanced Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation,FIN 545 - Financial EconometricsFIN 560 - Behavioral FinanceFIN 575 - Principles of Real EstateFIN 576 - Real Estate Appraisal and InvestmentFIN 577 - Real Estate FinanceFIN 590 - Energy MarketsFIN 592 - Energy Finance, FIN 595 - Applied Financial ResearchECO 555 - Health Care Services in the U.S.ECO 556 - Health EconomicsECO 557 - Health PolicyWe also created minors for BBA, MBA, and MS Finance degrees.These minors include but are not limited to Ag-business, FinancialPlanning, Health Care, Energy, Real Estate. In addition, thoseadditional classes ensured our curriculum consistency with theChartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Certified Financial Planning(CFP) certifications that will keep our students competitive in the
marketplace.Assisted to the Dean’s Office in important initiatives such as thepreparation of COB’s first Advancement Plan of 2014 and the JoeGriffith Effective Communication Method that led to the Distinctionin Professional Development Program.Strategically recruited adjunct faculty to bring industry andeducation partners and alumni to campus. This practice providedreal-life and experiential learning opportunities for students andfundraising opportunities for the department.Managed class schedules and curriculum efficiently and effectivelyand improved recruitment and retention rates.Created the Get-a-Job, Get-a-Gift initiative to follow-up with newgraduates and provide them with a platform to network.Re-structured COB Center for Excellence (CFE) by moving it underthe COB Dean’s office. Secured funding for a Director and recruitedthe current Director.Established successful budgeting processes and augmented thedepartmental budget with donations into the departmentalExcellence Fund creating tens of thousands of dollars for facultydevelopment and student travel. Students were able to attendeducational events such as NASDAQ visits, Quinnipiac Global AssetManagement Forum, case study competitions, stock marketchallenges, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas essay competitions.Oversaw the most-active student organization in the college;Economics & Finance Society; The Alpha Seekers. This studentorganization won multiple Homecoming, Spirit, and QEP awards.Created the first departmental newsletter; The goal of Lion’sFinancial was to highlight the engagement of our students and theimpact of the faculty.Created the Distinguished Speaker Series to guide finance studentsbeyond the classroom. Each of our speakers were successful financeprofessionals who enjoyed engaging with students. Multiple studentswalked away with internships from these speaking engagements.Secured the very first Bloomberg terminal to support students andfaculty.
Under my leadership, the fund for Finance Lab and student loungegrew over 350,000, the budget was prepared, Bloomberg andTicker connections were made, renderings for the space wereobtained, and specific plans for the usage of the space were arranged.Formed the college’s first Departmental Advisory Board andestablished sub committees with different duties and responsibilitiesincluding a board to assist and advise the student managed fund tobe established.Hosted the annual Financial Planning Day three years in a row. Thetheme of the events have been bridging the Gap Between Studentsand Professionals which provided a platform for students to learnmore about the profession of personal financial planning. The eventgot hundreds of attendees, including participation from eightuniversities including Texas Tech and Texas A & M – College Station,ten employers, and thousands of dollars in sponsorships fromcompanies like Fidelity.Created a departmental faculty mentorship program to supportjunior faculty and engage senior faculty.Assist with development and offer oversight and approval of IE plansand other college and university compliance requirements.Facilitated departmental social gatherings to encourage greaterfaculty involvement and engagement. These events include varietyof activities from picnics to reunions with students.2010 - 2012201320122008 – 20102006 – 20102004 – 20102003 - 20041998 – 2000Associate Professor of EconomicsDepartment of Economics & FinanceInstructor, Faculty of Economics University of Belgrade, SerbiaInstructor, International Institute of Higher Education, Rabat,MoroccoInstructor, Certified Financial Planning (CFP) programInstructor, China University of Geosciences, Beijing, ChinaAssistant Professor, Economics & Finance DepartmentTexas A&M University – CommerceVisiting Assistant Professor, Georgetown University, Washington DCInstructor, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA.SELECTED INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE20222021Program Review for History DepartmentSearch Committee Member for Industrial Engineering Department Faculty
20202020 - 202120192019 - present2019201920182018 - 20202017201720172017 – present2016201620162016 – 201820152015201420132012 – 20182011 – 20162013 – 202020112009 – 2013200920092009 – 201020092009 – 20152008 – 201120082007 – 20122007 – 20162007 – 20142007 – 20082007 – 201020072008 – 2011Program Review for Communication Studies BACS – College ofHumanities, Social Sciences and ArtChair, COB Marketing & Engagement CommitteeSearch Committee Member for Accounting Department FacultySenate Awards CommitteeChair, Associate Dean Search Committee for College of AgriculturalSciences and Natural ResourcesChair, Department Head Search Committee for Organizational Leadership- College of Education and Human ServicesProgram Review for Physics and Astronomy DepartmentProbationary Review Committee Member for College of AgriculturalSciences and Natural ResourcesAssociate Dean Search Committee Member for College of of Humanities,Social Sciences and ArtChair, COB Career Services Director Search CommitteeChair, COB Director of Center of Excellence Search CommitteeUniversity Honors CounselUniversity Career Services Director Search CommitteeAssociate Professor of Management search committeeDepartment Head Council Workload TaskforceFaculty in Residence – Prairie CrossingFaculty in Residence Pilot– Prairie CrossingCollege of Business Dean Search CommitteeSearch Committee Member for Director of Liberal Studies ProgramCollege of Business Dean Search CommitteeCouncil of Academic Department HeadsChair, University Studies Committee,University Hearing CommitteeFaculty Member Review CommitteeChair, University Scholarship CommitteeFaculty Annual Evaluation CommitteeGAR and GAT Accountability TaskforceCOB College Tenure & Promotion Guidelines DevelopmentCollege of Arts & Sciences Dean Search CommitteeUniversity Academic Appeals CommitteeUniversity Studies CommitteeStrand Coordinator in Faculty Development WorkshopChair, College of Business Scholarship CommitteeAACSB Assurance of Learning & Course Embedded AssessmentCommitteeAACSB Assurance of Learning & Course Embedded AssessmentCommitteeUniversity Studies Task ForceUniversity Honors CounselTask force to Improve Processes in the Honor’s programUniversity Studies Committee
2005 – 20152005 – 2010Faculty Advisor Economics/Finance ClubFaculty Development CommitteePROFESSIONAL SERVICE External Dissertation Committee ExaminerBeate Grundig, Institute for Transport & Economics Research, Dresden University ofTechnology, Germany.Title: Who is Consuming Childcare in Germany External Dissertation Committee ExaminerCarsten Pohl, Institute for Transport & Economics Research, Dresden University ofTechnology, Germany.Title: Human Capital Formation of Second Generation Immigrants in Germany External Dissertation Committee ExaminerClaudia Wostrack, Institute for Transport & Economics Research, DresdenUniversity of Technology, Germany.Title: Analyzing Efficiency of German Public transport Companies using DataEnvelopment Analysis Article/Manuscript Reviewer for E-Journal of Business and Economic IssuesAccounting and Finance Advisory Council Non-Voting Member for DCCC, 2016-2020PROFESSIONAL 42014201420122012201120112010Immigration and Economy Summit, George W. Bush Presidential CenterLearned LaTeX Document Preparation System.Learned Python – Code AcademyBusiness Educators Forum, CAEuropean Seminar on Bayesian Econometrics, LAAACSB Defining Impact Meeting, Tampa FlProfessional Fund Raising for Academic Leaders, GAAACSB Department Head Training, TNTexas A&M System Department Head Training, TXTexas A&M System College of Business Conference, TXTexas A&M University 14th Annual Assessment Conference, TXAACSB Business Accreditation Seminar, CORegional Core Curriculum Symposium, TWU, TXEconomic Outlook Lecture at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.Time Series Analysis & Forecasting Certificate Program, NABEEconomic Outlook Lecture at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.How Immigration Works for America, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, TX
2009 The IMPLAN V3 Modeling System Training.2008 Economic Outlook Lecture at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.2007 Certified Professional Forecaster (CPF) designation by the International BusinessForecasting (IBF), LA2007 Economic Outlook Lecture at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.2006 Attended the Economic Outlook Lecture at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.2006 Attended the Commerce Leadership Institute, Class of 2006.2005 4th Annual Advances in Econometrics Conference sponsored by SMU2005 Dallas Economists Club Luncheon on Energy Policy2004 Globalization Conference at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS2019 Excellence in Teaching Award - National Society of Leadership and Success2000 Excellence in Teaching Award, E. J. Ourso College of Business Administration, LouisianaState University1999 Excellence in Teaching Award, Department of Economics, Louisiana State University1998 Award for Superior Instruction, Alpha Lambda Delta Freshman Honor Society, LouisianaState University1997 Student Leadership Award, ODE, Awarded to five doctoral students in the world, LouisianaState UniversityMEMBERSHIPS2009 Dallas Association of Business Economists1999 Beta Gamma Sigma, The Honor Society for Collegiate Schools of Business1997 Omicron Delta Epsilon (ODE), International Honor Society in EconomicsDISSERTATIONThe Effects of Data Skewness on the Performance of Binary Choice Estimators. Essays on theBayesian Inequality Restricted Estimation. Comparison of Inequality Restricted ML and BayesianEstimators: A Monte Carlo Study.
FIN 434 - Risk, Insurance, and Estate Planning FIN 436 - Retirement Planning & Employee Benefits FIN 438 - Comprehensive Financial Planning and Presentation FIN 440 - Financial Statement Analysis & Valuation FIN 450 - Financial Modeling with Excel FIN 515 - Fixed Income Analysis FIN 520 - Advanced Entrepreneurial Finance & Venture Capital
