Bert Wheeler, Professor of Economics
Biography
- Professor of Economics
- Teaches Comparative Economic Systems, Economic Development and Political Economy, Business Ethics and Statistics
- Studied theology at Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary
- Interested in the manner in which biblical principles influence economics and how this perspective affects our behavior
- Is a content author for Prentice Hall migrating Principles and Intermediate text data to MyEconLab
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My Calling
- Converted to Christianity during junior year in college
- Chose full-time vocational service during graduate school while studying economics
- Went to Seminary in Memphis Tennessee where I became very interested in biblical perspectives in economics
- Began service at Christian colleges and universities where I have the unique opportunity to explore, study and teach economics from a biblical perspective
- Attempts to balance desire to excel in service at Cedarville University with role as husband and father
Interests
- Enjoys reading a range of literature from history to historical fiction to adventure novels
- Sports fan enjoying Cincinnati Reds baseball and University of Tennessee football
- Working in the yard
- Day hikes
- Cooking – particularly desserts
Education
- Graduate study, Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary (1985 – 1987)
- Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Tennessee (1985)
- M.A. in Economics from the University of Tennessee (1984)
- B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Tennessee (1981)
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