Salvador Lopez

Salvador Lopez serves as an Associate Professor of Economics within the Department of Economics at the Richards College of Business, University of West Georgia. He maintains an active teaching schedule spanning undergraduate and graduate courses including Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics, International Economics, and Statistics for Business since at least 2010, with office hours Monday-Friday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm in Roy Richards Sr. Hall Room 337.

His research integrates International Economics with Business Statistics Education, examining exchange rate regimes and budget transparency in monetary policy contexts while pioneering pedagogical innovations for statistics instruction. Lopez applies multiple intelligences theory across online, hybrid, and traditional classroom environments to enhance comprehension of regression analysis and quantitative methods, bridging theoretical economic concepts with practical educational applications.

Publication analysis (2010-2015) reveals dual research trajectories: international finance studies focusing on Central Bank data consistency and exchange rate regimes, coupled with educational research optimizing business statistics instruction through multimodal teaching strategies. This work consistently targets improved student outcomes in quantitative economic analysis across diverse learning environments.

Lopez teaches multiple course sections per semester including ECON-2105, ECON-2106, ECON-3402, ECON-3406, ECON-4450, ECON-6461, and WMBA-6040 across all academic terms through Fall 2025. No grant funding or formal student advising relationships are documented in available materials.