ROSEMARY THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Curriculum Vitae

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1 ROSEMARY THOMAS CUNNINGHAM HOME ADDRESS: OFFICE ADDRESS: 2541 McKinnon Drive Department of Economics Decatur, GA Agnes Scott College Decatur, GA fax EDUCATION: B.A., Mathematics/Economics, Fordham University, Summa Cum Laude, M.A., Economics, Fordham University, Ph.D., Economics, Fordham University, Fields: International, Financial, and Monetary Economics. Dissertation Title: "The Monetary Approach to Exchange Market Pressure: An Application of the Peruvian Experience." Committee Chairpersons: John Piderit and Dominick Salvatore. Post-Doctoral Study, Economics, University of Chicago, Summer, TEACHING AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: Hal and Julia T. Smith Professor of Free Enterprise, Agnes Scott College, 2004-present. Professor of Economics, Agnes Scott College, Visiting Professor of Economics, Franklin College Switzerland, Summers 1998 and Associate Professor of Economics, Agnes Scott College, Assistant Professor of Economics, Agnes Scott College, Lecturer, Fordham University, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Assistant Professor of Economics, Fairfield University, Instructor of Economics, Fairfield University, Economic Analyst, W.R. Grace & Co., Teaching Fellow, Fordham University, Fields of Research Interest: Gender Differences in Investment Behavior, International Finance, and Monetary Economics. Directed Agnes Scott College's Program for Global Awareness trip to Hong Kong, January Directed Agnes Scott College's Program for Global Awareness trip to the Republic of China on Taiwan, Summer, Courses Taught at Agnes Scott College: Introductory Macroeconomics Introductory Microeconomics Macroeconomics Microeconomics International Economics International Finance International Trade Economic Development Financial Theory Investments Mathematical Economics Economic Forecasting Economic Study of the Republic of China on Taiwan (taught in Taiwan) Global Awareness Concepts and Experience (team taught; followed by trip to Hong Kong) Introduction to Women's Studies (team taught)

2 CONSULTING EXPERIENCE: Member of Kauffman Entrepreneurial Internship Program Advisory Board, Member of the Advisory Council for LearningBridge, Educator for LearningBridge (provider of investment education), Conducted Introductory Finance Seminar for BellSouth Enterprises, June Expert Witness for Susan Ellis, Attorney-at-Law, and Judith Lomas, Attorney-at-Law, August FELLOWSHIPS AND HONORS: Vulcan Materials Company Teaching Excellence Award, Outstanding Faculty Award, Career Advisory Board, Agnes Scott College, Who's Who in American Women, 18th and 19th editions. Who's Who in the South and Southwest, 23rd edition. World Who's Who of Women, 11th edition. Who's Who in Finance and Industry, 27th and 28th editions. International Who's Who of Business and Professional Women, 3rd edition. Fordham University Teaching Fellowship, Fordham University Fellowship, PUBLICATIONS: Books: Study Guide to Accompany Paul Krugman and Robin Wells Microeconomics, Worth Publishers, Elizabeth Kelly and Martha Olney, coauthors. Test Bank to Accompany Paul Krugman and Robin Wells Microeconomics, Worth Publishers, 2005, Jack Chamless, Ardeshir Dalal, Mark Funk, Lynn Gillette, Gus W. Herring, Ranita Wyatt, contributing authors. Introduction to Investments, Blackwell Publishers (originally published by Kolb Publishing Company), Robert W. Kolb, co-author. Also includes the Instructor's Manual, Student Resource Manual, Software Instruction Manual, and Transparency Masters. Computer Software: Portfolio Tracker, Blackwell Publishers (originally published by Kolb Publishing Company), Articles: Market Segmentation: the Role of Race in Housing Markets, in Introducing Race and Gender into Economics, edited by Robin L. Bartlett, Routledge, 1997, pp "Economics: Spreadsheets as Pedagogical Tools for Economic Statistics and Econometrics," Social Science Computer Review, Vol. 12, No. 4, 1994, pp "The Effects of Debt Burden on Economic Growth in Heavily Indebted Developing Nations," Journal of Economic Development, Vol. 18, No. 1, "The Behavior of Real Rates of Interest in a Small, Opening Economy," Journal of Economic Development, Vol. 16, No. 1, June, 1991, pp Thomas J. Cunningham, co-author. Previous version published as Working Paper 90-10, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Working Paper Series, December, 1990.

3 Page 3 "Another Source of Money Supply Announcement Surprises," Journal of Macroeconomics, Vol. 13, No. 2, Spring, 1991, pp Thomas J. Cunningham, co-author. Previous version published as Working Paper 88-5, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Working Paper Series, August, "Recent Views of Viewing the Real Rate of Interest," Economic Review, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, July/August, 1990, pp Thomas J. Cunningham, co-author. Cited in "Recommendations for Further Reading," Journal of Economic Perspectives, Spring, 1991, and reprinted in Readings to accompany Frederic S. Mishkin's, The Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, James W. Eaton and Frederic S. Mishkin, 3rd edition, HarperCollins Publisher, "Value of Trade and Exchange Rate Volatility: A Study of Fifteen Non-Oil Developing Nations," Social Science Perspectives Journal, Proceedings of the 1987 National Social Science Conference. "The Importance of the Composition of Assets in the Monetary Approach to Exchange Market Pressure: An Empirical Investigation," Social Science Perspectives Journal, Proceedings of the 1986 National Social Science Conference. "Projecting Federal Deficits and the Impact of the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Budget Cuts," Economic Review, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, May, 1986, pp Thomas J. Cunningham, co-author. "Factors Affecting Mature Manufacturing Industries: A Comment," Proceedings of Northeast Business and Economics Conference, November 1984, p.42. Other Publications: Phillips of the Fed, Agnes Scott Alumnae Magazine, Summer 1998, pp Economists Hosted by Agnes Scott, Main Events, Agnes Scott College, February 1997, p. 4. Court Balanced Scale by Opening the Door at VMI, Chicago Tribune, July 14, 1996, Section 13, p. 6. "The Economic Forecasting Center, Research, Georgia State University, May "The Relationship between Age, Vintage and the Productivity of Scientists, Research, Georgia State University, May GRANTS: Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Grant ($8,400) to continue the Kauffman Internship Program for Women Entrepreneurs, DuPont Faculty Development Grant ($3,500) to prepare and teach a new First-Year Seminar on The Myths and Reality of Globalization. Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Grant ($8,400) to continue the Kauffman Internship Program for Women Entrepreneurs,

4 Page 4 Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Grant ($10,725) to continue the Kauffman Social Entrepreneur Internship Program at Agnes Scott College, Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Grant ($6,188) to continue the Kauffman Entrepreneur Internship Program at Agnes Scott College, Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Grant ($10,725) to develop and implement a Kauffman Social Entrepreneur Internship Program at Agnes Scott College, Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Grant ($8,500) to continue the Kauffman Entrepreneur Internship Program at Agnes Scott College, Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Grant ($17,000) to develop and implement a Kauffman Entrepreneur Internship Program at Agnes Scott College, Participant in Asian Studies Development Program China: Traditions in Transformation, March Funded by a grant from The National Endowment for the Humanities. National Science Foundation Grant. Co-Principal Investigator with Susan Feiner from the University of Southern Maine for the Race, Gender, and Introductory Economics workshop for economics faculty from women s colleges, November Bell South Technology Faculty Development Grant to attend the EDUCOM Conference in Portland, Oregon, October Bell South Technology Faculty Development Grant to design and produce a computer-laboratory book for Microeconomics, Summer Professional Development Grant from Agnes Scott College to fund survey expenses for Undergraduate Women in Economics: A Comparison of Women s and Coeducational Liberal Arts Colleges, Summer Agnes Scott College Representative to the American Association for Higher Education Forum on Exemplary Teaching, March Nominated by Sarah R. Blanshei, Dean of the College, Agnes Scott College. Funded by the Dean's Discretionary Fund at Agnes Scott College. Participant in the Faculty Development Workshop "Improving Introductory Economics by Integrating the Latest Scholarship on Women and Minorities," May Funded by the National Science Foundation and by the Committee on Professional Development of Agnes Scott College. Professional Development Grant from Agnes Scott College to attend "Holding Up Half the Sky" Conference on Women's Issues in Beijing, People's Republic of China, June Participant in Seminar to Plan Global Awareness Experience Course, Summer Funded by Global Awareness Faculty Development Grant. Fulbright-Hayes Seminars Abroad Awardee, Summer (Unable to participate due to illness in family.)

5 Page 5 Participant in Seminar to Plan Introduction to Women's Studies Course, Summer Funded by the Committee on Professional Development of Agnes Scott College. PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS: Gender Differences in Investment Behavior: Survey Results from Fall 1996 and Spring 2004 presented at the Southern Economic Association Conference, November Gender Differences in Investment Expectations among College Students, presented at the Eastern Economic Association Conference, February Teaching Investments for the 21 st Century, presented at the Georgia Foundation for Independent Colleges Conference, February Undergraduate Women in Economics: A Comparison of Women s and Coeducational Liberal Arts Colleges, presented at the International Association for Feminist Economics Conference, July 1995, and at the Race, Gender, and Introductory Economics workshop for economics faculty from women s colleges, November "Teaching Econometrics without a Statistical Package, presented at the American Economic Association Conference, January, Reviewed in Computers in Higher Education Economics Review, February 1994, No. 21, pp "Immediate Consequences of Financial Liberalization: Lessons from the Republic of China on Taiwan," presented at the Southern Economic Association Conference, November, 1991, and American Association for Chinese Studies Conference, December, Thomas J. Cunningham, co-author. "The Effects of Debt Burden on Economic Growth in Heavily Indebted Developing Nations," presented at the Eastern Economic Association Conference, March, "The Behavior of Real Interest Rates in a Small, Opening Economy," presented at the Allied Social Science Associations Conference, December, 1990, Eastern Economic Association Conference, March, 1990, and Southern Economic Association Conference, November, Thomas J. Cunningham, co-author. "Inflation under a Linked Exchange Rate System: the Case of Hong Kong," presented at the Southern Economic Association Conference, November, Thomas J. Cunningham, coauthor. "The Brady Plan versus the Baker Plan: An Examination of Proposed Solutions to the Debt Problem," presented at the Eastern Economic Association Conference, March, "U.S. Monetary Policy Effects on Export-Oriented Developing Economies," presented at the National Social Science Association Conference, November "What's the Surprise in Money Supply Announcements?" presented at the Eastern Finance Association Conference, April Thomas J. Cunningham, co-author. "Value of Trade and Exchange Rate Volatility: A Study of Fifteen Non-Oil Developing Nations," presented at the National Social Science Association Conference, November 1987.

6 Page 6 "The Importance of the Composition of Assets in the Monetary Approach to Exchange Market Pressure: An Empirical Investigation," presented at the National Social Science Association Conference, October, PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: External Reviewer for a Tenure Review at Hollins University, Fall Chair of the Selection Committee for the Atlanta Women in Business Athena Award, Member, Advisory Board, Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership s Kauffman Entrepreneurial Internship Program, Member, Finance Committee, American Association of University Women s Educational Foundation, Academic Review Panelist, 2001 College and University Affiliations Program, U.S. Department of State, February, Panel Participant of Models of Best Practices at the Director s Conference for Kauffman Entrepreneurial Intership Program, April 15, Reviewer of a Microeconomics book, Oxford Publishing Company, Presented Women in Entrepreneurship at The Georgia Tech 1999 Women s Leadership Conference, Atlanta, GA, February 27, Panel Participant in the Southern Growth Policies Board Seeing the Future Session on Technology, Atlanta, GA October 27, Reviewer of a Personal Finance book, International Thompson Publishing Company, Advisor to the Finance Committee of the American Association of University Women s Educational Foundation, Judge for the Greater Tri-Cities Business Awards sponsored by Brown, Edwards & Company, the Business Journal, and Nations Bank. Invited Contributor to the Multiple Choice section of the Advanced Placement Exam in Macroeconomics, September Grader for the Advanced Placement Exam in Macroeconomics, June Participant in the American Association of Colleges and Universities workshop, Expanding the Curriculum: Women and Intersecting Differences, April 7-8, Referee, Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics, Outside Reviewer, Department of Economics, Hollins College, February 9-10, 1995.

7 Beta of Georgia (Agnes Scott College) Delegate to the Phi Beta Kappa Triennial Council, San Francisco, CA, August Reviewer of Introductory Economics Textbooks, HarperCollins Publishers, Referee, Journal of Economics and Finance, Referee, Women's Studies International Forum, Referee, Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics, Cunningham Page 7 Member of the International Fellowships Awards Panel, American Association of University Women, , Chair of Social Science Subpanel, Invited Participant at the Workshop on Integrating Race and Gender into the Introductory Economics Course, Amercian Economic Association Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts, January Outside Reviewer, Department of Economics, University of North Carolina at Asheville, October 3-5, Chairperson of the International Trade Session, Southern Economic Association Conference, November Invited participant at the Issues in Macro and Financial Economics Conference, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, April Chairperson of Policy Issues in Small Economies Session, Eastern Economic Association Conference, March Chairperson of Political and Gender Consciousness: The Experience of Hispanic Women, Southeastern Women's Studies Association Conference, February Chairperson of Means of Payment Session, Eastern Finance Association Conference, April Discussant of "Risk and the Valuation of the Multinational Enterprise: A Bilinear Paradigm Application," by Richard A. DeFusco, George C. Philippatos, and Dosoung Choi, Eastern Finance Association Conference, April, Discussant of "Factors Affecting Mature Manufacturing Industries," by Susan Friedman, Northeast Business and Economic Association Conference, November Discussant of "Federal Disaster Assistance to State and Local Governments: An Analysis of its Equity and Efficiency," by Fred Power and E. Warren Shows, Eastern Finance Association Conference, April PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS: The Greenspan Legacy, Agnes Scott College s Omicron Delta Epsilon Initiation, November 4, 2005.

8 Page 8 The End of the Greenspan Era: What Comes Next, Atlanta Association of Phi Beta Kappa, November 1, Economic Challenges Facing Bush during the Second Term, Seniors Enriched Living, Alpharetta, GA, November 4, Predicting the Winner: Economic Models of the 2004 Presidential Election, Washington, DC, Alumnae Club of Washington, DC, and Baltimore Area, October 23, 2004, and Agnes Scott College Parents Weekend, October 30, Gender Differences in Investment Expectations, Houston, TX, Alumnae Club of Agnes Scott College, March 7, 1998, and Alpharetta, AT&T New Attitude Diversity Council s Women s Month Celebration, March 26, Random Walk Down Wall Street, Agnes Scott College, Great Scott! Weekends, October 4 and November 1, The Economic Forecast: The Good News and the Bad News, Columbia, SC, Alumnae Club of Agnes Scott College, March 18, "AAUW at Work: International Fellowships," American Association of University Women, Atlanta Branch, November 19, "The 'How to, Where to, and Why to' of Investing," Progressions Seminar for Alumnae of Women's Colleges, November 7, "The Three Chinas: Prospects for Reunification," North Atlanta Senior Services, July 19, "Reflections on Taiwan," Decatur Alumnae Club of Agnes Scott College, January 26, "Economic Issues of Concern to Women in the 1988 Presidential Election," Professional Alumnae Club of Agnes Scott College, October 28, "The Global Awareness Experience," Bartow-Gwinnett-Newton Alumnae Club of Agnes Scott College, February 20, "A Summer in Taiwan," Agnes Scott College, Parents' Day, November 7, "The Economy's Twin Deficits: The Budget and Trade Deficits," Agnes Scott College, Parents' Day, November 8, ADMINISTRATIVE AND COMMITTEE SERVICE: Agnes Scott College: First-Year Seminar Program, Director, 2003-present Chair of the Department of Economics, , 2003-present. Committee on Assessing Institutional Effectiveness, Co-Chair, Millennium Committee, Parliamentarian, Search Committee for the Dean of the College, , Advisor to Mortar Board, ,

9 Page 9 International Education Advisory Committee, Strategic Planning and Policy Committee, Faculty Executive Committee, Appointment, Reappointment, Promotion, and Tenure Committee, Secretary, and Enrollment Task Force: Marketing Committee, Olympics Committee, Acting Chair of the Department of Economics, Women and Social Change Planning Group, International Relations Faculty Advisory Committee, and Director of International Relations Program, Committee on Committees, , Chair, Women's Studies Advisory Group, Institutional Review Board, Pre-Self-Study Planning Group, Global Awareness Committee, , Chair, Teacher Education Committee, Curriculum Committee, Focus Group Advisor, Advisor to First-Year Students, President's Committee on Community Diversity, Independent Study Committee, Fairfield University: Library Committee, Director of Economics Department Internships, Spring, PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: American Economic Association, member since American Association of University Women, member since American Association of University Professors, member since 1990, Treasurer of Agnes Scott Chapter, Eastern Economic Association, member since Southern Economic Association, member since Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession, member since International Association for Feminist Economics, Founding Member, member since Atlanta Economics Club, member since 1985, member of Executive Committee, , Chair of Arrangements Committee, , Treasurer, Phi Beta Kappa, Beta of Georgia, member since 1985, President, , Vice-President, , member of Executive Committee, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Mu of Georgia, Founding Member member since 1994, Faculty Advisor, and