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Thomas Murphy
Visiting Assistant Professor
Management
Academic Background
- J.D. University of Cincinnati
- B.A. University of Cincinnati, Economics
Academic & Professional Experience
- Visiting Assistant Professor, Management, Farmer School of Business, Miami University (2006–Present)
- Visiting Professor, University of Vienna, Austria (2006)
- Faculty, International University of Monaco (2003–2006)
- Fulbright Fellow (1998, 1999–2000)
- Adjunct Professor, Graduate Programs, University of Cincinnati (1995–1997)
- Adjunct Professor, Graduate Programs, Xavier University (1995–1997)
- Senior Officer and Group Vice President & Vice President and Senior Counsel, The Kroger Co. (1974–1997)
- Associate Dean, University of Cincinnati College of Law (1971–1974)
- Associate Professor of Law (tenured), University of Cincinnati College of Law (1970–1974)
- Trial Attorney, U.S. Department of Labor (1969–1970)
Recent Publications
- Murphy, T. E. & Schwarz, J. (2005). Human Capital Metrics-What Undergraduates Should Know. Human Resource Management Review.
- Murphy, T. E. (2002). Market Forces and The Middle East's New Interest in HRM. Business Horizons, 45 (5), 63–71.
- Murphy, T. E. & Zandvakili, S. (2000). “A Metrics and Data Driven Approach to HR,” Human Resource Management, (spring 2000), Volume 39, Number 1, University of Michigan.
- Murphy, T. E. & Zandvakili, S. (2000). “Using Customers to Support HR,” Proceedings of the International Applied Business Research Conference, (2000), 1–4.
Honors & Awards
- 2007: “Best Boot Camp Professor,” MBA Students, Class of 2007.
- 2004, 2003: “Honored Professor,” Miami Associated Student Government.
- 2002: “Distinguished Alumni Award,” University of Cincinnati, College of Arts and Sciences, Economics.
Other Activities
- Publishing contract to author a 14 chapter university text on “Employee Benefits” which will be completed in March 2008.
Areas of Expertise
- Compensation and benefits
- Employment law
- Human resource management
- Negotiation and conflict management