Kim-Liang Chuah

Kim-Liang Chuah

Education: 

  • Ph.D. Economics, Washington State University, 1992
  • M.B.A. Economics, University of the Philippines, 1982
  • B.A. Mathematics, University of the Philippines, 1980

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AWARDS

  • The Daniel A. Augsbutger Excellence in Teaching Award, March 2011. Andrews University.
  • Teaching Excellence Award, April 2011. School of Business, Andrews University.
  • Teaching Excellence Award (graduate level), April 2005. School of Business, Andrews University.
  • Best Paper Award. 2004 College Learning & Teaching Conference.
  • Teaching Excellence Award (undergraduate level), April 2002. School of Business, Andres University.
  • Teacher of the Year, 1998-1999. Andrews University Students Association.
  • Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 1998.
  • Sponsor of the Year, 1997-1998. Walla Walla College.
  • Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award, 1990-1991. College of Business and Economics, Washington State University.
  • Sam M. Walton Free Enterprise Fellowship, 1996-2006. Students in Free Enterprise.

Representative Publications

  1. Kim L. Chuah, Andrews University. “Organization and Operations: Technology and Changes.” International Forum. Vol 11, Number 1, April 2008.
  2. Kim L. Chuah, Andrews University, Doris Velazquez-Barrera, Orlando Hospital, and Edith Perez-Sandoval, Andrews University. “Average Cost Curves Estimation for Educational Institutions,” Refereed presentation and conference proceedings at the 2006 International Business & Economics Research Conference. Las Vegas, Oct 2006.
  3. Kim L. Chuah, Andrews University. “Redundancy or Reinforcement,” Refereed presentation and conference proceedings at The 2006 College Teaching & Learning Conference, Orlando, Fl. January 2006.
  4. Kim L. Chuah, Andrews University, and Cynthia Hill, Idaho State University. “Student Evaluations of Teachers Performance: Random Predestination.” Journal Of College Teaching And Learning, Vol. 1, No. 6. June 2004.
  5. “Perception Differentials In Interpreting Student-Generated Evaluation of Teaching Performance”. The International Business & Economics Research Conference. Las Vegas, Oct 2003. Refereed conference presentation and Proceedings.
  6. “Forecasting Financial Variables Using Neural Networks,” Conference Proceedings, Twenty-ninth Annual Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Conference, Missoula, Montana. May, 1995.