Krieg Tidemann

Krieg Tidemann serves as Associate Professor of Economics and Associate Dean of Undergraduate Enrollment and Operations at Niagara University's Holzschuh College of Business Administration, joining the faculty in fall 2019 after completing his Ph.D. in Economics at Syracuse University.

His educational credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Economics, Syracuse University
• M.S., Marquette University
• B.A., Marquette University

Research focuses on three interconnected domains: applied microeconomics examining labor-public-urban economics intersections (particularly minimum wage policy impacts on low-skilled workers), market ethics analyzing moral exchange frameworks with Catholic Church perspectives, and pedagogical innovation in economics education. His work bridges theoretical ethics with empirical policy analysis in housing and labor markets.

University service encompasses critical administrative roles including AACSB Accreditation Officer, University Senate membership, Middle States Steering Committee Assessment Workgroup Co-Chair, 403(b) Investment Committee participation, NU Academic Innovation Hub Advisory Board membership, and Chair of the HCBA Quality Assurance and Accreditation Committee.

Teaching responsibilities span undergraduate microeconomics sequences (principles, intermediate, labor, public sector), MBA economics for managers, and applied econometrics at both graduate (MBA/MSF) and undergraduate levels, reflecting his dual commitment to academic instruction and program leadership.