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SUMMARY OF
QUALIFICATIONS
Dynamic university
professor and administrator with diverse experience in:
- Management /
supervision
- Creativity
management
- International
communications
- Information
technologies and computer science
Proven communication,
organizational, management, and problem solving skills
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Social
Sciences, Concentration in Social Philosophy and Psychology of Creativity,
June, 1999
Omsk State University, Omsk, Russia
Diploma in Economics,
Concentration in Economics of Innovations, June, 1997
Altai State Agricultural University, Barnaul, Russia
Diploma with honors in Electronic Engineering, Concentration in Computer
Sciences, June, 1993
Altai State University, Barnaul, Russia
EMPLOYMENT
Visiting Research
Scholar (August 2004 – present)
Department of Management Science, The George Washington University,
Washington, DC
Associate Dean on scientific work and international collaborations (May
2001 – present)
School of Economics and Management, Altai State University, Russia
Associate Professor of Economic Information Systems (September 1999 –
present)
School of Economics and Management, Altai State University, Russia
Assistant / Lecturer of Philosophy and Psychology of Creativity (September
1994 - August 1999)
Department of Philosophy, Altai State University, Russia
TEACHING
EXPERIENCE / COURSES TAUGHT
- Methodology of
Creative Work
- Creative Decision
Support Systems in Business
- Mathematical
Methods in Economics and Management
- Information
Technologies in Marketing and Management
- The Theory of
Economic Games
- Methods of
Computer Modeling
ADMINISTRATIVE
EXPERIENCE
- Organized and
coordinated 3 annual research programs for graduate and postgraduate
students
- Developed and
supervised 4 international projects
- Initiated and
directed 3 international conferences
FELLOWSHIPS AND
GRANTS
- Junior Faculty
Development Program (Washington, DC: August 2004 – July 2005)
- Oldenburg
University (Oldenburg, Germany: May 2002)
- Russian Scientific
Fund for Humanities (Moscow, Russia: 2000)
- Central European
University (Budapest, Hungary: February 1997)
LANGUAGES
Russian (fluent); English (advanced); Ukrainian (basic); German (basic)
AFFILIATIONS,
MEMBERSHIPS AND HONORS
- Scientific and
Technical Council of Altai State University
- Council of
International Collaboration of Altai State University
- Academic status of
Docent in the field of information systems
PUBLICATIONS
25 publications on
creativity management, innovations, statistical analysis and mathematical
modeling of socioeconomic systems, including the following works:
- ‘Applying a Quality Improvement Priority Matrix in the
Marketing Activity of a Company’(2004),George Washington University, Management Department (document)
- Creativity as a
Phenomenon of Social Communications
(2000), Russian
Acad. of Sci. Publish. House (Sib. Branch), Novosibirsk
(in Russian)
-
‘Managing creativity: theoretical approaches to employees’ creativity
development and regulation’ (2005), International Journal of
Management Concepts and Philosophy
(accepted for publication)
- ‘Creative decision
support systems and opportunities for their application’ (2004), in
Information Technologies in Science, Education and Business,
Zaporozhie University Press, Zaporozhie, Ukraine, pp. 125-130 (in
Russian).
- ‘Reference points
of the economic and management theory of creativity’ (2003), in
Regional Management, GASU Press, G-Altaisk (in Russian).
- ‘Creativity in the
practice of modern business’ (2002), Altai State University Review,
No 2, pp. 63-71 (in Russian).
- ‘The problem of
innovation control in social and economic systems’ (2001), in
Economics and Information: theory, models, and technologies, Altai
University Press, Barnaul, pp. 86-99 (in Russian).
PRESENTATIONS AND
CONFERENCES
- ‘Employees’
creativity development regulation as an element of creativity
management’, The 20th Annual Washington Consortium Schools of Business
Research Forum (Washington, DC, 2004)
- ‘The role and
place of creativity in the modern business’, The 16th CEDIMES
International Workshop on Emergent Economies (Alexandria,
Egypt, 2004)
- ‘The trends and
problems of the development of economic and administrative theories of
creativity’, The Problems of Science, Education and Stable Social and
Economic Development at the Beginning of the 21st Century (Chymkent,
Kazakhstan, 2003)
- ‘The assessment of
creativity potential and its influence on work performance’, Information
Technologies in Science, Education and Business (Gurzuf, Ukraine, 2003)
- ‘The perspectives
of creative education’, The System of Modern Continuous Economic
Education (Oldenburg, Germany, 2002)
- ‘The problem of
optimal investment in creativity’, Russian-American Workshop on Natural
and Social Co-Evolution (Novosibirsk, Russia, 2002)
- ‘Creativity in open and closed
societies’, K. Popper Project International Workshop (Budapest, Hungary,
1997)
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