See also: BA in Business Administration from Washington State University; MBA from Tulane University; PhD (Finance) from University of Utah. Dr. Rogers has taught courses in valuation (including real estate valuation), corporate finance, and derivative securities at Portland State University, Northeastern University, Massey University, and University of Utah. He has published research in the areas of corporate risk management and derivatives usage, managerial incentives and executive compensation, stock option repricing. His published work includes articles in the Journal of Finance, Journal of Banking and Finance, Financial Management, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, and Journal of Futures Markets. His Financial Management article on the valuation effects of jet fuel hedging in the airline industry (co-authored with David Carter and Betty Simkins) was a co-winner of the Addison-Wesley Prize in 2006. Prior to his life as an academic, Dr. Rogers held management positions with a national airline and a petroleum products distributor during which he purchased jet and diesel fuel, and managed the price risk associated with these commodities. |
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