Below are listed the courses I typically teach.
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Oklahoma State University
EEE 6213 Entrepreneurship: Theory and History, doctoral seminar in entrepreneurship theory, spring semesters.
EEE 4813 The Entrepreneur: Hero or Villain (H), undergraduate course focusing on the broader application of entrepreneurship on culture, society, and morality. Also offered to graduate students as EEE 5813.
EEE 4103 Entrepreneurship & the Economy, undergraduate course introducing the Austrian school of economics and its view of the market as an entrepreneurship-driven process. Also offered to graduate students as EEE 5103.
EEE 2083 Entrepreneurship & Society, undergraduate course focusing on the political economy of entrepreneurship: how it relates to wealth, growth, and regulations.
EEE 2023 Introduction to Entrepreneurship, undergraduate course focusing on both the entrepreneurial mindset and the process of launching and growing a new business.
Fears Fellowship
Economics and economic reasoning, an introduction to how to think about the economy.
Mises University
Austrian Economics in Business, an overview of how to apply and use Austrian economic theory in business (entrepreneurship and management).
The True Cost of Regulations, discusses the role and use of regulations with a focus on what and how they affect entrepreneurial action and outcomes.