Educational Background

Ph.D., Economics University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill 1995

M.A., Economics University of Alberta, Canada 1985

B.Comm., Finance University of Alberta, Canada 1983

Professional Experience

Assistant Professor of Economics, College of Wooster, (1995-2001)

Department of Treasury, Government of Alberta, Canada (1985-1987)

Economist, Bureau of Statistics, 1987

Budget Officer, Finance Planning and Economic Analysis, 1986

Budget Officer, Tax Policy Division, 1985

Selected Publications

2018 Florida’s Space Coast Tourism Report, Spring 2018, Issue #2

2017 Florida’s Space Coast Tourism Report, Fall 2017, Issue #1

2017 “The Economic Contribution of Arts and Culture to the Space Coast – 2017 Report,” (w/ Slotkin, M.H.)

2016 “Space Coast Birding & Wildlife Festival – 2016 Economic Contribution Estimates,” (w/ Slotkin, M.H.)

2016 “BLUE LIFE Stormwater Pollution Awareness and Behavior Study,” (w/ Slotkin, M.H.)

2016 “Study Tours and the Diversification of Cultural Capital Acquisition,” (w/ Slotkin, M.H., Perez, E.M., Durie, C., and Eisenberg, J.), 2016, Journal of International Education in Business, vol. 9(1): 70-86.

2015 “Space Coast Birding & Wildlife Festival – 2015 Economic Contribution Estimates,” (w/ Slotkin, M.H.)

2015 “Indian River County Arts & Culture Economic Contribution Estimates 2015,” (w/ Slotkin, M. H.)

2015 “The Economic Contribution of Arts and Culture to the Space Coast – 2015 Report,” (w/ Slotkin, M. H.)

2015 “Art & Algorithms 2014 Festival Economic Report,” (w/ Slotkin, M. H.)

2014 “The Economic Contribution of Nonprofit Arts and Culture to Brevard County, Florida – 2013 Report,” (w/ Slotkin, M. H.)

2014 Conference Presentation, “Unsustainable Public Financing – Sustainability’s Emerging Vulnerability,” Regional Development and Sustainability, Eger, Hungary

2013 “The Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival and Nature Heritage Days 2013 – Economic Impact Report & Demographic Profile,” (w/ Chambliss, K. and Slotkin, M.H.)

2013 Grant Reviewer, GAČR – Czech Science Foundation, “Economic and Marketing Potential of Mystery and Thriller Tourism: Using the World Experience for promoting the Tourism Potential of the City of Prague”

Vamosi, A.R. (2005). Hungarian Birding and Wildlife Days: Is there a Market Interest?, in G. Nelson and I. Hronszky (Eds.), Science Supporting Environmental Protection: Florida Tech-BME Partnership Programme Yearbook 2005, forthcoming. Budapest: Arisztotelsz Publishing Company.

Chambliss, K., Slotkin, M.H., & Vamosi, A.R. (2004). The Economic Impact of the 7th Annual Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival. Center for Applied Business Research, Florida Institute of Technology (March).

Vamosi, A.R., Pierce, B.G., & Slotkin, M.H. (2004). Distance Learning in an Accounting Principles Course: Student Satisfaction and Perceptions of Efficacy, The Journal of Education and Business Research, (66) July/August, pp. 360-366.

Slotkin, M.H., Vamosi, A.R., and Pierce, B.G. (2004). Student Performance in Distance Learning Versus Traditional Learning Delivery Modes: Paired-Sample and Independent-Sample Results, Research Journal of Business Disciplines, (10) February, pp. 121-127.

Vamosi, A.R. (2003). The Economic Benefits of Wildlife Viewing: From the Space Coast to Magyarorszg, in G. Nelson and I. Hronszky (Eds.), How Science Can Support Environmental Protection: Florida Tech-BME Partnership Programme Yearbook 2003, pp.71-80. Budapest: Arisztotelsz Publishing Company.

Chambliss, K., Slotkin, M.H., & Vamosi, A.R. (2003). The Economic Impact of the Centennial Celebration and Pelican Island Wildlife Festival, Center for Applied Business Research, Florida Institute of Technology (October).

Research

Work-in-progress: The Impact of Stormwater Ordinances on Fertilizer Behavior