Barry M. Haworth

Barry M. Haworth is a Professor in the College of Business at the University of Louisville, where he has been recognized for excellence in teaching and mentorship. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of California, Davis, and has remained an active academic contributor through research and student engagement.

• PhD in Economics – University of California, Davis
• MA in Economics – University of California, Davis
• BA in Economics – California State University, Fullerton

His research centers on economic behavior in business contexts, particularly focusing on industrial organization, discrimination in media ownership, and technology adoption in educational settings. Haworth’s work explores how market competition influences innovation strategies and how marginalized groups participate in media industries.

The recent publications reflect a consistent interest in applied microeconomics and business decision-making, with studies published in journals such as the International Journal of Industrial Organization and Journal of Education for Business. His work bridges theoretical economics with real-world business applications.

Haworth has received multiple honors for teaching and mentorship:

• Outstanding Faculty Award (Economics), College of Business Student Council, 2016
• Red and Black Faculty Mentor, 2005–2016
• Faculty Favorite Nominee, 2005–2016
• Professor of the Month, Kappa Delta Sorority, 2011
• Nominee, Disability Resource Instructor Award, 2000

He has played a significant role in student support and inclusion initiatives, particularly through long-term mentorship programs. While there is no public information about funded grants or research teams, his sustained engagement with students and curriculum development underscores his commitment to academic excellence.