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AUBER
2004: Tucson
AUBER's 58th annual conference, slated for Sunday,
October 17 through Tuesday, October 19, in Tucson, Arizona,
promises to offer information-packed sessions and excellent
networking opportunities. The University of Arizona,
Arizona State University, and Northern Arizona University
will cohost the conference, "Building Partnerships
for the Future." Continued...
58th
Annual AUBER Fall Conference: Building Partnerships
October 17-19, 2004
Tucson Marriott University Park Hotel
Preliminary
Conference Program
The conference planning committee is still organizing
sessions. If you would like to chair or participate
in a session, discuss a paper, or report on a project
your center has conducted, please contact Janet Speyrer
(jspeyrer@uno.edu),
or Rennae Daneshvary (rennaed@ccmail.nevada.edu).
Be sure to check the AUBER web site for the latest conference
information. Preliminary
Conference Program...
Highlights
of the NABE and AUBER 2004 Washington Economic Policy
Conference
For those AUBER members who were unable to attend the
2004 NABE and AUBER Economic Policy Conference held
in Washington, DC, at the end of March, the following
paragraphs briefly summarize selected sessions. Continued...
Chair
Announcement
Old Dominion University's College of Business and Public
Administration is pleased to announce the creation of
The Robert M. Stanton Chair in Real Estate and Economic
Development. Continued...
Westward
Ho! Onward to Tucson
The NABE/AUBER sessions organized for the spring meeting
in Washington, DC, were top-notch. The meeting will
be a hard act to follow. AUBER's fall planning committee,
however, will do its best to offer interesting sessions
that will meet the needs of our diverse group of research
communicators. Continued...
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AUBER
Profile: Haas Center for Business Research and Economic
Development, The University of West Florida
Located in Pensacola, Florida, and established in 1994,
the Haas Center collects, analyzes, and distributes
economic data to business, government, media, nonprofit
organizations, and individuals. In addition to publishing
its quarterly report, Northwest Florida Economy, the
center specializes in data analysis for the purposes
of industry research, business expansion, tourism, and
real estate development, as well as academic studies.
Sonny Cushing leads the 10-member team, which combines
academic credentials with varied experience, ranging
from business analysts to media specialists. Cushing's
academic research centers on the banking industry and
financial markets. Continued...
Summary:
A Dean's Perspective of Centers and Bureaus
The following paragraphs summarize comments made by
C. David Billings, dean of the business school at the
University of Alabama in Huntsville, at the AUBER fall
2003 conference in New Orleans.
A dean's perspective of a center considers its role
in advancing the mission of the college and the university.
For a particular dean, the perspective depends on his
role as an inside and an outside dean. Continued...
NABE/AUBER
Spring Meeting Valuable for AUBER Attendees
Once again, the National Association for Business Economics
(NABE) and AUBER cosponsored a spring meeting in Washington,
DC. With a good mix of general and concurrent sessions,
the March 25 and 26 conference, titled "Economic
Policy in Transition," featured policymakers, analysts,
and practitioners discussing a wide variety of topics.
Continued...
The AUBER Newsletter is a quarterly publication
of the Association for University Business and Economic
Research.
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