David Parker

Dr. David Parker is an Associate Professor in the Division of Accounting and Finance at Saint Xavier University's Graham School of Management. He holds a B.S. and MBA from Jacksonville State University, a J.D. from Birmingham School of Law, and advanced law degrees in National Security and Human Rights Law from The Catholic University of America and University of Nottingham. Before academia, he worked as an attorney at Lockheed Martin, focusing on Justice and Law Enforcement operations. His research bridges legal frameworks with business ethics, environmental policy, and financial fraud prevention. He emphasizes community-building and professional integrity, as seen in his teaching philosophy and development of innovative courses.

Education:

• Juris Doctor (J.D.), Birmingham School of Law (1997)
• LL.M. in National Security Law, Catholic University of America (2006)
• LL.M. in Human Rights Law, University of Nottingham (2009)

Research Interests:
Dr. Parker explores intersections of law and business ethics, including corporate governance, fraud mitigation, and environmental sustainability. He also examines rights valuation via financial instruments and ethical leadership in academia. His work on road salt environmental impacts demonstrates interdisciplinary focus.

Professional Contributions:
His publications address insider trading, CFO whistleblowing, and bankruptcy fraud analysis. He has presented at conferences like the Academy of Finance and International Sustainability Conferences. He provides fraud training to institutions like Adler University, reflecting practical application of academic research.