Raymond Gorman

Senior Associate Dean, Professor of Finance

Office of the Dean & Finance

Profile	Biography	Courses

Academic Background

Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Miami University (2004–Present).
Professor of Finance, Miami University (1995–Present).
Associate Dean for Curriculum, Miami University (1999–2004).
Director, Miami University Center for Sustainable Systems Studies (1997–2000).
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies, Miami University (1998–1999).
Associate Professor of Finance, Miami University (1990–1995).
Assistant Professor of Finance, Miami University (1985–1990).
Assistant Professor of Finance, University of Maryland (1982–1985).
Associate Instructor of Business Economics and Public Policy, Indiana University (1978–1981).
Instructor of Business Administration, Providence College (1975–1978).

Gorman, R. F., Filbeck, G., Greenlee, T., & Speh, T. (2005). The Stock Price Reaction to Supply Chain Management Advertisements and Company Value. Journal of Business Logistics.
Gorman, R. F. & Filbeck, G. (2004). The Relationship Between The Environmental And Financial Performance Of Public Utilities. Environmental and Resource Economics.
Gorman, R. F. & Filbeck, G. (2004). Stock Price Reaction to Environmental-Related Company News. The Journal of Business and Public Affairs, 31 (1).
Gorman, R. F. & Filbeck, G. (2000). Built to Last, Built for Value? Journal of Investing, 9 (3).
Gorman, R. F., Krehbiel T., Erekson, H., Loucks, O., & Johnson, P. (1999). Advancing Ecology and Economics through a Business Science Synthesis. Ecological Economics.
Gorman, R. F., Loucks, O., Erekson, H., Bol, J. W. & Johnson, P. (1999). Sustainability Perspectives in Resources and Business, Delray Beach Florida: CRC/Lewis Publishers.