DAVID B. MUSTARD
Terry College of
Business
1184 Regency Walk
University of
Georgia
Bogart, GA 30622
Athens, GA
30602
Email: mustard@terry.uga.edu
Phone: (706)
542-3624
(706) 769-5692
Education
University of
Rochester, B.A. Economics
and History, May 1990, Phi
Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude
University of Edinburgh,
M.Sc. International
and European Politics, February 1992
University of
Chicago, Ph.D. Economics,
August 1997
Papers Under Review or with a Revise and Resubmit
Allgood, Sam, David B. Mustard, and Ron Warren.
“The Impact
of Youth Criminal Behavior on Adult Earnings,”
Cornwell, Christopher M., David B. Mustard, and
Jessica Van Parys. “How Does the New SAT Predict Academic Achievement
in College?”
Books, Book Chapters, and Policy Notes
Cornwell, Christopher M. and David B. Mustard. 2001.
“HOPE Scholarship
Affects Where, Not Whether, Students Attend College.” Public Policy
Research Series, Carl Vinson Institute of Government, Vol. 2, No. 10
(December).
Cornwell, Christopher M. and David B. Mustard. 2002.
“HOPE, the Brain Drain,
and Diversity: The Impact of the Scholarship on High Achievers and African
Americans.” Public Policy Research Series, Carl Vinson Institute
of Government, Vol. 3, No. 4 (April).
Moore, Myra, and David B. Mustard. 2002. Test
Bank
for History of the American Economy. Southwestern, Mason, OH.
Cornwell, Christopher M. and David B. Mustard. 2002.
“Race and the Effects of Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship.” In Who Should We Help? The Negative Social Consequences
of Merit Scholarships. Edited by Donald E. Heller and Patricia Marin,
Cambridge, MA: The Civil Rights Project, Harvard University.
Mustard, David B. 2003. “Reexamining Research on
the Impact of Concealed Carry Laws.” In Evaluating Gun Policy: Effects
on Crime and Violence. Edited by Philip J. Cook and Jens Ludwig. Washington,
DC: Brookings Institution.
Cornwell, Christopher M. and David B. Mustard. 2003.
“Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship Program: Enrollment Gains and Lottery Finance.” Insights on Southern Porverty. Fall, Vol. 1, No. 3: 5-8. Reprinted in 2004 by the Business and Economic Research Center at Middle Tennessee State University.
Cornwell, Christopher M. and David B. Mustard. 2004.
“Georgia’s
HOPE Scholarship and Minority and Low-income Students: Program Effects and
Proposed Reforms.” In State
Merit Programs and Racial Inequality. Edited by Donald E. Heller and Patricia Marin,
Cambridge, MA: The Civil Rights Project, Harvard University.
Cornwell, Christopher M. and David B. Mustard. 2006.
“Assessing Public Higher Education at the Start of the 21st Century: The State of Georgia.” In What's Happening to Public Higher Education? Edited by Ronald G. Ehrenberg. Greenwood Press: American Council for Education.
Cornwell, Christopher M. and David B. Mustard. 2006.
“Evaluating HOPE-Style Merit Scholarships.” In Innovation in Education. Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Conference Proceedings.
Working Papers
Cornwell, Christopher M. and David B. Mustard. “The
Distributional Impacts of Lottery-funded Merit-based Aid: Evidence from
Georgia's HOPE Scholarship”
Cornwell, Christopher M. and David B. Mustard. “Merit Aid and Sorting: The Effects of HOPE-Style Scholarships on College Ability Stratification” Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) Working Paper No. 1956.
Cornwell, Christopher M., Kyung Hee Lee, and David
B. Mustard. “The Effects of State-Sponsored Merit Aid on
Grades and Course Selection in College.” Institute
for the Study of Labor (IZA) Working Paper No. 1953.
Cornwell, Christopher M., Mark Leidner, and David
B. Mustard. “Rules, Incentives and Policy Implications of Large-Scale Merit-Based
Financial Aid.”
Gallin, Joshua and David B. Mustard. “The Effect
of Crime on House Prices: Evidence from a Panel of U.S. Cities.”
Internal Research Grants ($117,110)
University of Georgia Research Foundation Grant,
1999 ($4,000)–PI
Terry-Sanford Research Grant, 1999 ($7,000)–co PI
University of Georgia Research Foundation Grant,
2000 ($5,200)–PI
Terry-Sanford Research Grant, 2000 ($8,000)–PI
Terry-Sanford Research Grant, 2001 ($7,500)–PI
Terry-Sanford Research Grant, 2002 ($13,000)–PI
Terry-Sanford Research Grant, 2003 ($12,500)–PI
Terry-Sanford Research Grant, 2004 ($16,000)–PI
Terry-Sanford Research Grant, 2005 ($14,500)–PI
Terry-Sanford Research Grant, 2006 ($14,500)–PI
Terry-Sanford Research Grant, 2007 ($14,910)–PI
Academic Awards and Fellowships
University of Rochester Alumni Scholarship, 1986-1990
Phi Beta Kappa, 1990
Saint Andrew’s Society Post-Graduate Fellowship,
1990-1991
University of Chicago, University Fellowship, 1991-1995
Jacob K. Javits Fellowship, 1991-1995
Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation Fellowship, 1995-1997
Alpha Kappa Psi Teacher of the Year, 2000, 2005
UGA Economics Society Teacher of the Year, 2001-2002
University of Georgia Honors Program Center for
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Faculty Award, 2000-2005
Beta Gamma Sigma, 2003
Sarah Moss Fellowship, 2003
University of Georgia Outstanding Teaching Faculty
Award, 2002, 2004-2005
Terry College of Business, Teacher of the Year, 2004
Richard B.
Russell Undergraduate Teaching Award, 2006—excellence in undergraduate
instruction at UGA by faculty in their early academic careers.
J. Hatten
Howard, III Teaching Award, 2006—outstanding teaching in the
Kamerschen-Hampton Research Award, 2006
Research Featured on TV and Radio
Interviewed by national and local TV and radio,
such as CNN. Participated in local and national radio talk shows, such
as a one-hour debate on NPR's Talk of the Nation.
Research Featured in Newspapers and Periodicals
Research cited in many national publications (such
as the Wall St. Journal, Washington Post, The Chronicle
of Higher Education, The Economist, USA Today, Washington
Monthly) regional publications (such as the Chicago Tribune,
Chicago
Sun Times, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Charlotte Observer,
and Lexington Herald Leader) many local newspapers.
Research featured in University System Publications
The System Supplement, Georgia Board
of Regents, Vol. 39, No. 3 (March 2002) pp. 3-4; Georgia Magazine
(Sep. 1999); Georgia Research Reporter (Jan. 2000); Terry Magazine
(Spring 2001); Georgia Research Reporter (Fall 2001); University
of Georgia Research Magazine (Summer/Fall 2003);
Invited Presentations at Universities
Clemson
University Department of Economics—Clemson, SC – January
1997
University
of Georgia Department of Economics—Athens, GA – January 1997
George
Mason University Public Choice Center—Fairfax, VA – February
1997
Loyola University Department of Economics—Chicago,
IL – March 1997
Wheaton
College Department of Business—Wheaton, IL – April 1997
Illinois Institute of Technology Kent College of
Law—Chicago, IL—April 1997
University
of Georgia Department of Economics—Athens, GA—October 1997
Emory
University Law & Economics Colloquium—Atlanta, GA—January 1998
University of
Georgia School of Law – Athens, GA—February 1998
University
of Georgia Department of Economics – Athens, GA – July 1998
Clemson
University Department of Economics – Clemson, SC – September
1998
University of
Rochester Department of Economics – Rochester, NY – October 1999
University
of Buffalo Department of Economics – Buffalo, NY – October 1999
University of
South Carolina Moore College of Business – Columbia, SC April 2000
University of
Georgia Institute of Higher Education – Athens, GA – November
2000
University
of Virginia Department of Economics – Charlottesville, VA – Feb. 2001
Carl Vinson
Institute of Government – Athens, GA – March 2001
University of
Georgia Institute of Higher Education – Athens, GA – October
2001
Ohio State
University Department of Economics – Columbus, OH – October 2001
Emory
University Law & Economics Colloquium – Atlanta, GA – March
2002
University of Colorado Denver—Denver, CO October
2002
University of
Georgia Institute of Higher Education – Athens, GA – November
2002
Cornell University Policy and Management and Economics—Ithaca,
NY November 2002
Georgia State University—Atlanta, GA December
2002
University
of Georgia Department of Economics—Athens, GA January 2003
Emory University Department of Economics—Atlanta,
GA January 2003
University of Alabama—Tuscaloosa, AL March 2003
University of Georgia Agricultural and Applied Economics—Athens,
GA April 2003
Clemson
University Department of Economics—Clemson, SC—September 2003
Mercer University School of Law—Macon, GA March 2004
Columbia University Teachers College—New York, NY October 2004
George Mason University—Fairfax, VA February 2005
Middle Georgia Economics Seminar—Macon, GA February 2005
University of Florida—Gainesville, FL April 2005
Cornell University Higher Education Conference—Ithaca,
NY May 2005
Academic Presentations at Conferences and Professional Meetings
Invited Talks to Undergraduates
University of Georgia Undergraduate Economics Club
– Athens, GA – October 1999
University of Georgia Honors Lunchbox Lecture–Athens,
GA November 2001
University of Georgia Foundation Fellows Dinner
Seminar–Athens, GA October 2003
University of the South Kennedy-Owens Lecture Series—Sewanee,
TN October 2003
University of Georgia Minority Affairs Committee
CAFE Hour November 2003
University of Georgia Golden Key International Honor
Society November 2003
University of Georgia Student Government Election Presentation November 2004
University of Georgia Honors Summer Academy July 2006
Conferences Attended (no presentation)
“Freedom in the Writings of Alchian, Barzel and
Tullock”–Bozeman, MT July 1997
“Liberty and Moral Development in Scotland and the
US”–Indianapolis, IN September 1999
“Ethics and Economists”–Seattle, WA October 1999
American Educational Research Association—Washington,
DC October 2002
“Freedom, Entrepreneurship, and Prosperity”—Chattanooga,
TN September 2003
Professional
and Editorial Service
Guest Editor, Special Issue of Managerial and
Decision Economics, 2001.
Executive Board, Association of Christian Economists, 2005-
Invited to Referee for
American Economic Review, Criminology,
Economic
Inquiry, Economica, Economics of Education Review, Educational Evaluation and Policy
Analysis, Education Finance and Policy, Independent Review, International Review of Law and Economics, Journal of American Medical Association,
Journal of Criminal Justice, Journal of Economic
Dynamics and Control,` Journal of Human Resources, Journal
of Labor Economics, Journal
of Law and Economics, Journal
of Law, Economics, and Organization, Journal of Policy Analysis & Management,
Journal
of Political Economy, Journal of Quantitative Criminology,
Journal
of Urban Economics, Justice System Journal,
Labour: Review of Labour Economics and Industrial Relations, Managerial
and Decision Economics, National Science Foundation,
National Tax
Journal, Public Opinion Quarterly, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Quarterly Review of Economics
and Finance, Review of Economics
and Statistics, Social Forces, Sociology of Education, and Southern Economic Journal.
Professional Organizations
Member – Western
Economic Assocation International, 1997-2000.
Member – Southern
Economics Association, 1997-2001.
Member – American
Law and Economics Association, 1996-
Member – American
Economic Association, 1996-
Member – The
Journalist's Guide to Gun Policy Scholars and Second Amendment Scholars,
1999-
Member – Society
of Government Economists, 2000-
Member—Society
of Labor Economists, 2002-
Service Presentations
University of Georgia Christian Faculty Forum –
Athens, GA – September 1998
University of Georgia Law School Federalist Society
– Athens, GA February 1999
Perimeter Adult Learning Services – Atlanta, GA
– July 1999
University of Georgia Christian Faculty Forum –
Athens, GA – October 1999
Maryland State Republicans – Annapolis, MD – October
1999
University of Georgia Optimists Club – Athens, GA
– November 1999
University of Georgia Christian Faculty Forum–Athens,
GA – February 2001
University of Georgia Christian Faculty Forum–Athens,
GA March 2003
Clarke County, Georgia Republicans Meeting–Athens,
GA June 2004
Mercer University Faculty and Staff Christian Fellowship–Macon,
GA August 2004
University Service
University of Georgia Honors Program Faculty Mentor
2000-2002
University of Georgia Criminal Justice Executive
Committee 2000-
University of Georgia Credit Hours Committee—Consultant
2002
University of Georgia-Clarke County Schools Partnership
Participant 2002-
University of Georgia Honors Faculty Council 2005-
University of Georgia Honors Faculty Award Selection Committee 2006
Departmental Service
Department of Economics Graduate Education Committee
1998-
Department of Economics Professional Conduct Committee
1999-2000
Department of Economics Curriculum Committee 2001-2002
Department of Economics Post Tenure Review Committee
2003-2004
Department of Economics Placement Director 2004-
Department of Economics Graduate Coordinator 2005-
Other Service
Christian Leadership Ministries Faculty Leadership Network
2000-
UGA Christian Faculty Forum Steering Committee 2001-2002, 2004-2005
InterVarsity Faculty Ministry Advisory Council
2004-
Other Work Experience
Market Analyst, Scott Aviation, 1987-1991. Pricing
airline oxygen systems and related equipment, forecasting sales volume
and working with manufacturing to set build schedules.
Other Activities
Volunteer Admissions Representative for the University
of Rochester (1991-present)
Completed 1994 Chicago Marathon, 1998 Steamtown
Marathon, 2004 Detroit Marathon, 2005 Marine Corps Marathon (Team in
Training), 2006 Rochester Marathon.
Donated over 6 gallons of blood.
Last updated May 2007