The AUBER Newsletter is a quarterly publication of the Association for University Business and Economic Research.
Westward Ho! Austin 2009
Or is it “Eastward Ho” from Bellingham? The 63rd annual Association for University Business and Economic Research (AUBER) conference will be held in Austin, Texas, October 18-20. It is being hosted by Dr. Bruce Kellison of the IC2 Institute’s Bureau of Business Research at the University of Texas at Austin. The conference will take place at the historic Driskill Hotel located in the heart of downtown Austin’s entertaining 6th Street. Conference tracks for researchers, directors and editors/communicators will provide a wide range of stimulating panels and presentations.
Dr. Hart Hodges is this year’s membership committee chair. He is already in the process of planning the annual member survey. Some changes to the questionnaire this year will reflect the need to better document the types of contributions bureaus/centers make toward goals of typical of business schools.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta has announced a May 15-16 conference on Quantitative Approaches to Monetary Policy in Open Economies. The conference will feature leading specialists in monetary policy from around the world. Read More >>
Call for Papers
“Applied Research and Economic Development” invites papers on development strategies focused on logistics and transportation. This is a special edition being developed by guest editor Dr. Terry Clower with the Center for Economic Development and Research at the University of North Texas.
Dr. Hart Hodges is this year’s membership committee chair. He is already in the process of planning the annual member survey. Some changes to the questionnaire this year will reflect the need to better document the types of contributions bureaus/centers make toward goals of typical of business schools. 
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta has announced a May 15-16 conference on Quantitative Approaches to Monetary Policy in Open Economies. The conference will feature leading specialists in monetary policy from around the world. 
“Applied Research and Economic Development” invites papers on development strategies focused on logistics and transportation. This is a special edition being developed by guest editor Dr. Terry Clower with the Center for Economic Development and Research at the University of North Texas.