Lecturer of Economics
Office: College of Business T-234
Accounting, Business Law, Economics, and Finance
College of Business
BrianHunt@clayton.edu
Brian A. Hunt earned his M.A. in Global Trade, Finance, and Economic Integration at the University of Denver’s Josef Korbel School of International Studies. He has worked in international banking with U.S. Bank and Bank One and served as an open-source intelligence analyst covering economic, political, and security issues in East and South East Asia for Global 1000 companies. From 2004-2015<br>Mr. Hunt served as an Economist and Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Economics at Georgia State University’s Andrew Young School of Policy Studies in Atlanta, Georgia.
MA, Global Trade, Finance, and Economic Integration, University of Denver, 2000
BA, International Studies, University of South Carolina, 1995
Brian Hunt, Macroeconomics: Principles Deconstructed, Cognella Publisher – August 1 2016
Brian Hunt, Reza Kheirandish, Jesse Zinn, Russell Spears, Iryna Hayduk, Affordable Learning Grant, University System of Georgia, State, 25800, Not Funded – September 16 2019 to October 8 2019
Brian Hunt, Outlook for the Euro and Eurozone 2011, Global Transfer Pricing Symposium, Ernst and Young – November 1 2011
Brian Hunt, "China’s One Belt-One Road Initiative: Exporting Out Excess Production Capacity through Internationalization of the Chinese Renminbi", Fastmarkets RISI – August 1 2017
University, President's Budget and Advisory Council, Committee Member – September 27 2019 to Present
University, University Hearing Panel, Committee Member – August 23 2019 to Present
College, Corporate Engagement, Committee Member – August 1 2019 to Present
College, Faculty Senate, Committee Member – August 1 2020 to Present
Board of Advisors of a Company, Macmillan Learning"s Faculty Advisory Board for Upper Level Economics, National – April 1 2020 to Present
Reviewer, Conference Paper, Southeastern Association of Management (SAM), Regional – February 14 2020
Other, The Center for Research on Economic Sustainability and Trends (CREST), Local – June 1 2020 to March 31 2021