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Scott A. Beaulier, Ph.D.

H.A. (Dave) True Family Dean of Business,
University of Wyoming

1000 E. University Ave. BU 311, Laramie, WY 82071
(307) 766-4977 (Office)
(602) 489-0692 (Cell)

Sbeauli2@uwyo.edu
www.scottbeaulier.com

Profile Summary
  • More than 15 years of experience in higher education as a faculty member, chair, research director, and dean.
  • Proven record of transformative leadership at a range of public and private universities.
  • Strong commitment to collaborative, honest, transparent, and inclusive leadership.
  • Extensive experience in strategic planning, budget and financial planning, program development, online education, and student success.
  • Visionary leader and effective communicator with demonstrated success in building alumni relations, partnering with industry, and fundraising.
  • Dedicated educator, researcher, and public intellectual with experience with media, op-ed writing, and major speaking events.
Administrative Positions

University of Wyoming

H.A. (Dave) True Family Dean of the College of Business                                                         

2022–Present

North Dakota State University

Ronald & Kaye Olson Dean of the College of Business

 

2016-2022

Arizona State University

Executive Director of the Center for the Study of Economic Liberty

 

2015-2016

Troy University

Executive Director of Manuel H. Johnson Center for Political Economy

 

2010 -2014

Division of Economics and Finance Chair 2010-2014

Mercer University

Director of Center for Undergraduate Research
in Public Policy & Capitalism

 

2009-2010

Economics Department Chair 2008-2010
Academic Positions
University of Wyoming

Professor of Economics

2022–Present
North Dakota State University

Professor of Economics

 

2016-2022

Troy University

Adams-Bibby Chair of Free Enterprise

 

2010-2014

Associate Professor of Economics 2010-2014
Mercer University

BB&T Distinguished Professor of Capitalism

 

2009-2010

Associate Professor of Economics 2009-2010
Assistant Professor of Economics 2004-2007
Beloit College

Assistant Professor of Economics

 
2007-2008

Education

George Mason University

  • Ph.D. Economics, 2004
  • M.A. Economics, 2002

Northern Michigan University

  • B.S. Economics and History, 2000

Other Affiliations

Dakota Medical Foundation
• Member
2017-2022
Fargo Public Library
• Board President (2021-2022)
• Board Member
2017-2022
Plains Art Museum
• Treasurer (2018-2019)
• Finance Committee Chair (2017-2019)
2017-2019
Institute for Humane Studies
• Board of Directors Member
2012-2022
Foundation for Economic Education
• Board of Scholars Member
2012-2019
Journal of Entrepreneurship & Public Policy
• Editorial Board Member
2011-2019
American Energy Alliance
• Board Member
2009-2017
RealClearMarkets
• Contributor
2014-2016
Al.com/Birmingham News
• Contributor
2013-2014
The Laffer Center for Global Economic Growth
• Faculty Director and Distinguished Fellow
2009-2010
Center for the Teaching of America’s Western Foundations
• Faculty Affiliate
2009-2010

University of Wyoming Accomplishments
  • The College of Business at the University of Wyoming, which is located in Laramie, WY, serves 1,500 students and is supported by 75 faculty and staff. With a budget of more than $12 million, the College of Business is an Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accredited college that is committed to student success, impactful scholarship, and the economic vitality of Wyoming and beyond.
  • The College of Business secured new external resources in Fall 2022 to support junior faculty retention and also advance a nationally prominent guest speaker series.
  • The College of Business expanded online program enrollments in our MBA program so that MBA revenues now account for 20+% of COB revenues.
  • The Economics Department within the College of Business continues to be recognized as a Top 20 program in the United States for its work in environmental and experimental economics, and the quality of scholarship has led to significant National Science Foundation and EPSCOR support of the Department’s research enterprise.
  • Undergraduate College of Business enrollments have remained stable and growing at a time of declining University enrollments.
  • Completion of the 2019-2022 College of Business Strategic Plan and development of a new 2023-2027 Strategic Plan occurred in Academic Year 2022-2023.