Vita & Resume for Dr. Barry L. Van Hook

Current Position:      Associate Professor of Management (Entrepreneurship & Strategy)
                                   Department of Management, College of Business
                                   Arizona State University
                                   Tempe, AZ 85287-4006

Phone:                        (480) 965-3431 or (480) 965-1217 
                                    FAX (480) 965-8314

E-mail:                         vanhook@asu.edu
WWW:                         http://www.public.asu.edu/~icblv/vanhook.htm

Date of Initial Appointment at ASU:     August 18, 1976

Home Address:          2149 W. Jibsail Loop
                                    Mesa, Arizona 85202-5524
                                    (480) 838-6971

Degrees/Dates/Institutions:      B.S., 1967, Illinois State University
                                                    M.S., 1969, Northern Illinois University
                                                    Ed.D., 1973, Northern Illinois University

Other University Experience:

• Associate Professor, Fall, 1983, American Graduate School of International Management, Glendale, Arizona (Introduction to Computers in Business, HuffCo Indonesian Project)
  
• Assistant Professor, 1973-1976, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado (General Business Department Chairman, 1974-1976)
  
• Assistant Professor, 1973-1976, Center for Special and Advanced Programs, URC Management Services, Inc., Washington, DC (programs offered at various military installations)

Industry & other Experience:

• Van Hook & Associates, consulting services to entrepreneurs and small business, 1980 to present.
• Dutchman Enterprises, specialty auto parts mail order, wholesale, and manufacturing, 1978 to 1985.
• Owner/Manager, production machine shop, East Peoria, Illinois, 1970-72
• High school business teacher, 1968-73, Elgin (Illinois) High School (Business Department Chairman, 1971-73)
• Night Foreman, machine shop, Osborne Engineering, Bloomington, Illinois, 1965-67
• Sergeant E-5, U.S. Army Engineers, 1960-63

Research & Publications:

• Over 30 research publications and presentation to academic audiences.

• Extensive presentations for public and professional audiences.