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Curriculum Vitae Raul Moncarz., Ph.D Curriculum Vitae Raul Moncarz., Ph.D. mailto:[email protected] EDUCATION Department of Economics Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Florida State University Ph.D. School of Business Administration Florida State University MBA Florida Atlantic University B.S. in Business Administration PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT Primary Employment Date Position / Title Location 2006- 2016 Professor Emeritus and Miami, Florida Vice Provost Emeritus, Consultant 1999 - 2006 Professor of Finance , Florida Int’l University Vice Provost and Biscayne Bay Campus Chief Operating Officer Miami, FL 1996 -1999 Professor Florida International Department of Finance Miami, FL 1994-1996 Professor Florida International Department of Economics Miami, FL 1988-1994 Professor and Chairperson Florida International Department of Economics Miami, FL 1982-1985 Dean of the Banking School, Louisiana State Univ. Central American Banking New Orleans, School/ Honduras Louisiana 1981-1988 Professor Florida International Univ Department of Economics Miami, FL 1 1978-1979 Asst. Vice Pres. of Miami Dade Comm. College Academic Affairs New Miami, FL World Center-FIU 1977-1978 Assistant to the Executive Florida International Vice President Miami, Fl. 1981-1993 Professor, Latin American Banking Program Banking Program Miami, Fl 1971-1972 Associate Professor Louisiana State Univ. New Orleans, LA 1970-1986 Visiting Professor in Escuela Bancaria Superior Banking and Finance For Central America and Panama 1969-1971 Assistant Professor Louisiana State Univ. New Orleans, Louisiana OTHER PROFESSIONAL WORK Dates Position or Title 2007-20016 Volunteer, lecturer, reviewer and Consultant for a number of National and International Organizations Chair, Dr. Antonio Jorge Social and Economic Development Council. Miami-Dade County; Florida Co-Chair. Tender Loving Care Brigade under the auspices of the President of Florida Intentional University Visiting Professor, Ramkhamhaeng University, MBA Program 2010 Member, Defense Dissertation Committee, Nattawut Boonsri, ‘Factor Affecting Job Satisfaction, of Nurses in Southern Thailand’, September, 2010 Ramkhamhaeng University, Bangkok, Thailand 2010 Appointed by the Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners, Member. Miami Dade Miami, Fl Compensation and Benefit Review Commission 2010 Editorial Committee, Revista de Administracion, Finanzas Y Economia, Tecnologico de Moneterrry, Mexico 2008 Member, Advisory Board, Vade-Mecum, South Asian Journal of Tourism and Heritage, India 2 2007 President, the International Trade and Finance Association 2007 Referee, U.S. Department of Housing and Washington, D.C Urban Development, Office of University Partnerships, Peer Review 2005 Chairperson, Board of Governors, Home School of America Miramar, Florida 2000 Visiting Scholar Coyoacan, Mexico Division de Estudios de Posgrado Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico 1999 Seminar on World Banking, Fundacion Universitaria San Martin Barranquilla, delayed Colombia 1996 Visiting Scholar Mexico D.F., Instituto de Investigaciones Economicas-UNAM Mexico 1996 Roundtable Discussion on Economic Mazatlan, Integration in the Americas , Mexico Invited Scholar 1995 Lecture on the World Economy , Venezuela Latin American Journalism Program 1995 Brazilian Program, FIU, Miami Course for Executives 1994 Mexican Program, Tecnologico Miami de Monterrey Business Students 1993 Academic Expert Bolivia Consultant to Economics Departments and Business Schools 1988 Visiting Professor - IPAN Ecuador Graduate School of Business 1977 Fulbright Scholar-- Argentina Conducted Graduate courses and seminars for professors at Universidad 3 de Belgrano y Banco Central - The University of Belgrano B.A. Argentina and at the Central Bank (declined) 1971 Fulbright Scholar, Teaching El Salvador and Curriculum Development José Simeón Cañas University 1970-2016 Lecturer and Consultant El Salvador, Honduras, Colombia, Costa Rica, Panamá, Guatemala, Ecuador, Bolivia, Mexico, Venezuela, República Dominicana, Thailand 4 CONSULTING EXPERIENCE 2006-2016 Social Entrepreneurship Visiting Professor Our Older Brothers and Sisters Foundation Technological University of Honduras (UTH) 2004-2005 Continental Academy, South Florida 1999 “Miami in the Year 2015, Canarian Encounter”- Lecture sponsored by Ocean Bank 1998 Latin American Bank Monitor 1995 U.S. State Department, USIS Venezuela Latin American Journalism Program 1994 CINDE- Costa Rica, Banking and Monetary Economics 1993 U.S. State Department, USIS, Bolivia 1992-1994 Dade County, Florida- Disparity study 1991-1992 AID/El Salvador- Delivered a series of lectures on banking and finance to Ministry of Finance, the Central Bank, FUSADES, and other institutions 1991 AID/Dominican Republic- Delivered a seminar series on private sector financial management at UNIBE University 1988 AID/El Salvador- Advisory services and lectures on Development Banking for a state development bank. 1988 AID/Honduras- Research on financial aspects of the cooperative movement. 1988 Banco de Guatemala- Series of seminars on financial management for senior technical staff of commercial banks. 1970-1987 Central American Banking School and Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge- Professor of Banking and Finance; workshops on all aspects of banking in Central America and Panama; Frequent and intermittent advisory or consulting services in the different republics. 5 STATE, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AWARDS AND HONORS Manuscript Reviewer. Desarollo Economico, UNAM, Mexico, 2009 to date Selected by Harvard University – Kennedy School as an expert on Socio economic Issues in Dade County, Miami, Florida,2016 in their visit to the Region Manuscript Reviewer, Thunderbird International Business Review, 2010 Marquis. Who is Who in the World,2010 Marquis, Who is Who. 2009 Member, Advisory Board, South Asian Journal of Tourism and Heritage, 2008 President, International Trade and Finance Association, 2006-2007 On-Site Coordinator for the Seventeenth International Conference, International Trade and Finance Association, North Miami, Florida, May 16-19, 2007 2007 Outstanding Africanist Award, Dr. Raul Moncarz, Award of Excellence, 2006 Dr. Raul Moncarz, Award of Excellence, Permanent Award, 2006 Service Award, Scholarships Awarding Global Excellence, SAGE, 2006 Student Government Association, Biscayne Bay Campus, Leadership Medallion, 2006 Professor Emeritus, Department of Finance, 2006 First, Vice Provost Emeritus, Florida International University, 2006 Florida International University; Gregory Baker Wolfe, Student Center. Outstanding Service Award, 2006 Prominent Hispanics, Hispanic Almanac, 2005 Editorial Board, Global Economy Journal, Since 2005 Editorial Board, Frontiers in Finance and Economics, Since 2004 Member, Advisory Council of the Indian Institute of Finance Business School, 2003-2006 Editorial Board. Who’s Who in Business Higher Education, Since 2003 Member, Social and Economic Development Council for Miami-Dade County, 2002 to present Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship, Since 2002 Advisory Board Member, Oleta State Park. Florida, 2002-2006 Editorial Board, Problemas del Desarrollo, Since 2002 Treasurer, The International Society for the Intercommunication of New Ideas, (ISIN)), 2001- 2003. Reelected, 2003-2005 Director, International Trade and Finance Association, 2004-2008 Treasurer, Colegio de Economistas de Cuba, Miami, since 2000 Vice Provost, Academic Affairs, Florida International University, Biscayne Bay, 1999-2006 President, The International Society for the Intercommunication of New Ideas, 1999-2001 Editorial Board, Ciencias Administrativas, since 1999 Distinguished Fellow, The International Society for the Intercommunication of New Ideas, 1999 Faculty member of the Honors College at Florida International University, 1998-1999 One of three academic papers accepted for the Western Hemispheric in the 21st Century Conference, 1999 Program Co-Chair, International Society for the Intercommunication of New Ideas. Fifth International Meeting, 1999, Mexico. Center for International Business and Educational Research, CIBER. Travel and Research Award, 1998 Outside Expert in Promotion and Tenure Review applications, 1994-2008 External member on Ph.D. and Master’s level committees, 1983-2008 The International Society for Intercommunication of New Ideas, elected Treasurer, 1995-1999 North American Economics and Finance Association, elected to Advisory Board, 1989-2004 International Trade and Finance Association, Director 1994-1996. 6 Sixth Symposium on Hispanic Busin Marquis, Who is Who. 2009 Member, Advisory Board, South Asian Journal of Tourism and Heritage, 2008 President, International Trade and Finance Association, 2006-2007 On-Site Coordinator for the Seventeenth International Conference, International Trade and Finance Association, North Miami, Florida, May 16-19, 2007 2007 Outstanding Africanist Award, Dr. Raul Moncarz, Award of Excellence, 2006 Dr. Raul Moncarz, Award of Excellence, Permanent Award, 2006 Service Award, Scholarships Awarding Global Excellence, SAGE, 2006 Student Government Association, Biscayne Bay Campus, Leadership Medallion, 2006 Professor Emeritus, Department of Finance, 2006 First, Vice Provost Emeritus, Florida International University, 2006 Florida International University; Gregory Baker Wolfe, Student Center. Outstanding Service Award, 2006 Prominent Hispanics, Hispanic Almanac, 2005 Business and Economy, National Steering Committee and Referee for Proceedings, September 1993, Mexico. Program Chair, International Trade and Finance
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