Charles McCall

Charles McCall is an Associate Professor and Director of the Sports Management Program at Rider University, affiliated with the Department of Management.

• Doctor of Philosophy in Economics (1982), Temple University
• Master of Arts in Economics (1979), Temple University
• Bachelor’s of Arts in Economics (1973), Lycoming College

His academic focus lies in Sport Management, with research extending to financial and economic analysis in business contexts. His work explores stock market dynamics, global portfolio diversification, and cross-regional financial comparisons.

The three most recent publications highlight trends in financial and economic analysis, including studies on stock market co-movements and comparative financial characteristics of manufacturing firms. These works span subfields like financial analysis, market correlation, and global investment strategies.

• Scientific awards include the Nancy Gray Award (2010), Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching (1986), and multiple Rider University Summer Fellowships (2007, 2002, 1987, 1984).
• He has taught undergraduate courses such as Principles of Macroeconomics (ECO 200), Principles of Microeconomics (ECO 201), and Managerial Economics (ECO 301), as well as MBA courses like Economic Analysis (MBAD 531).