معرفی
Dr. Gregory Lubiani serves as an Associate Professor of Economics in the Department of Management and Economics at East Texas A&M University's College of Business. His expertise spans health economics, applied microeconomics, and sports analytics, with significant contributions to healthcare operations analysis and policy discussions. As an innovative educator, he integrates generative AI training into his curriculum to enhance student learning and professional development.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Economics, University of Memphis (2012)
- M.A. in Economics, University of Memphis (2006)
- B.B.A. in Business Finance, University of Memphis (2005)
Dr. Lubiani's research examines healthcare economic impacts, sports analytics through economic modeling, and public policy implications. His work in sports analytics includes contributions as an SB Nation staff writer, focusing on market conditions, consumer income elasticities, and organizational resource allocation in sports decision-making. He actively explores the intersection of economic theory and real-world applications across diverse sectors.
His recent publications demonstrate interdisciplinary breadth, spanning rural transit economics, global health expenditure analysis in Africa, and medical debt regulation. These works collectively reflect his methodological rigor in applying microeconomic principles to healthcare systems, transportation infrastructure, and financial policy frameworks.
Scientific Awards:
- Dr. Augustine “Chuck” Arize Faculty Award
Dr. Lubiani has redesigned curriculum to incorporate responsible AI utilization, training students in prompt engineering for economic analysis. While specific grant details aren't provided, his scholarly output indicates active research engagement in health economics policy and sports analytics applications. His teaching portfolio includes Managerial Economics, Health Services in the US, and Health Economics courses.
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