Curriculum Vitae

Scott A. Wentland

Curriculum Vitae

Scott A. Wentland

Longwood University wentlandsa@longwood.edu

College of Business and Economics Office: Hiner 208

201 High Street, Farmville, Virginia 23909 (419) 346-2372

Education

Ph.D., Economics, George Mason University, 2009

M.A., Economics, Miami University (Ohio), 2007

B.A., Economics & Political Science, Miami University (Ohio), 2005

Positions

Longwood University, Assistant Professor of Economics, 2010 - Present

Longwood University, Visiting Professor of Economics, 2009 – 2010

George Mason University, Adjunct Instructor of Economics, 2008 – 2009

Northern Virginia Community College, Adjunct Instructor of Economics, 2008 – 2009

Miami University (Ohio), Graduate Research Assistant, 2005 – 2006

under Professors:Deborah Fletcher, Economics

Daniel Herron, Finance & Business Legal Studies

Academic Interest

Applied Microeconomics, Law & Economics*, Public Choice* (Political Economy)

* denotes doctoral field

Courses Taught

Managerial Economics (MBA), one section, Fall 2011

International Economics, one section, Fall 2011

Principles of Macroeconomics, one section, Summer 2011

International Economics, one section, Summer 2011

International Economics, two sections, Spring 2011

Principles of Macroeconomics, one section, Spring 2011

Economic Development and Transitions to Free Markets, one section, Fall 2010

International Economics, two sections, Fall 2010

Principles of Macroeconomics, one section, Summer 2010

Law and Economics, one section, Spring 2010

International Economics, two sections, Spring 2010

Principles of Macroeconomics, one section, Spring 2010

International Economics, two sections, Fall 2009

Economics of the European Union, one section, Fall 2009

Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory, one section, Summer 2009

Survey of Economics, one section, Summer 2009

Principles of Macroeconomics, one section, Spring 2009

International Economic Policy, two sections, Spring 2009

Survey of Economics, one section, Spring 2009

International Economic Policy, two sections, Fall 2008

International Economic Policy, one section, Summer 2008

Principles of Microeconomics, one section, Spring 2008

Awards

Best Paper Award for Real Estate Broker/Agency category (sponsored by the National Association of Realtors),
American Real Estate Society Annual Meeting-Best Paper Competition, 2011

Young Scholar Award, Association of Private Enterprise Education, 2010

Fox Memorial Fellowship in Economics, 2008 – 2009

Fox Memorial Fellowship in Economics, 2007 – 2008

Graduate Assistantship in the Department of Economics, 2005 – 2006

Paper Presentations
“Political Beliefs and Tort Awards: Making the Case for a Rationally Political Juror” 11/23/2008
    2008 Southern Economic Association Annual Conference, Session 22N –
    Issues in Law and Dispute Settlement

"Political Beliefs and Tort Awards" 4/12/2010
    2010 Association for Private Enterprise Education Conference, Session M3.2
    Topics in Law and Economics

"Estimating the Effect of Crime Risk on Property Values and Time on Market: Evidence from Megan's Law in Virginia" 4/15/2010
    2010 American Real Estate Society Conference, Session 17 -
    Government and Public Policy

"Estimating the Effect of Crime Risk on Property Values and Time on Market: Evidence from Megan's Law in Virginia" 9/8/2010
    Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond - Research Seminar

"Estimating the Effect of Crime Risk on Property Values and Time on Market: Evidence from Megan's Law in Virginia" 1/4/2011
    Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond (Baltimore Office) - Research Seminar

"Estimating the Effect of Crime Risk on Property Values and Time on Market: Evidence from Megan's Law in Virginia" 1/8/2011
    2011 American Real Estate & Urban Economics Association Conference at the ASSA Annual Conference in Denver,
    Session R5 - Externalities and Housing

"The Randomization of Electoral Districts: A Thought Experiment" 4/2/2011
   2011 Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Session 34-12 -
   Democracy and Constituency

"The Role of Transaction Costs in Impeding Market Exchange in Real Estate" 4/13/2011
   2011 American Real Estate Society Annual Meeting

"What Could Democracy Really Do Without: Electoral Representation?" 4/23/2011
   2011 Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Panel 14.12
   Political Theory and Political Problems - What Could Democracy Really Do Without?

Personal Information

Born: Toledo, Ohio

Citizenship: United States

References
Available upon request

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