This is Richard L. Hannah's homepage.

 

Professor, Economics, MTSU 
Director, Center for Economic Education, MTSU

Internet Address: RLHANNAH@FRANK.MTSU.EDU

Econ 595: U.S.-Chinese Economic & Business Relations 
(Taught in China--Hong Kong, Kunming, Xian, Beijing--through the Kentucky
Instititue of International Studies)
Econ 600:   Managerial Economics
Econ 650:   Current Problems in Labor & Industrial Relations
Econ 595: Survey of the Chinese Economy 
Econ 4/542: Labor & Human Resource Economics
Econ 4/539: Economics of Employee Benefits
Honors 460H: Critical Issues in Socio-Economics 
Econ 242-Honors: Micro Principles

Guidelines for Writing
MTSU Library Resources Relevant to My Courses

Teaching Philosophy
Teaching Evaluations at MTSU

	Spring 1997 & 1998 microeconomics honors course. Students guided
on selection and research of a class project.  The result was a video
taped program, which was broadcast on the local cable system for a period of
about two months.  The students also created a web page, located at:
http://www.mtsu.edu/~aero010a/student_housing.html

Employee Benefits
Industrial Relations & Human Resources
List of Employment Relations Lists
International Employment Relations Resources
Center for Economic Education
Accounting Resources on the Internet

E-words, E-quality, E-gads!  Presentation to American Society for Quality
The Internet and Media Applications for Employee Benefits
ISDN Telecast to Caen University (France): U.S. Labor Market
Presentations at West Virginia University: 
	GM-Shanghai Project, Chinese Labor Union, Media Applications in IR, 
	Teen Labor Markets, and Pension Governance.
The Fuzzy Boundaries and Benefits of Cyberspace
Economic Mandarins: China in the 21st Century
Dynamic Intelligence in the Networked World
Netteach: Internet Teaching Ideas for Economics
Experiences from Developing a Teaching Related Internet Infrastructure
The Evolving Academic Interdependence of Internet
	and Employment Relations--Hong Kong Presentation 5/97

Virtual China  A web page summary of introductory comments for a 
Satellite linked program to schools in Middle Tennessee.  A one hour video 
tape of an accompanying program I developed was also made available to 
participants.

National Teleconference with Integrated Satellite, Web, and Email Links: 
Topic Employee Benefits.  With Watson Hannah.

MBA Student Comments on Program.
Supplementary Comments by Students from a Survey of College
Bound High School Graduates in 1999.

Other Internet Activities
1997 Tennessee Economics Association Conference