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RESUME SUSAN GENSEMER
Present PositionAssociate ProfessorDepartment of Economics
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse, NY 13244-1020 (315)443-2294 gensemer@maxwell.syr.edu
Education
Ph.D., Purdue University, 1984 (Economics)
M.S., Purdue University, 1978 (Economics)
B.A., summa cum laude,
Fellowships and Honors
At Syracuse University: Outstanding Economics Department
Graduate Instructor, 1994; Outstanding Economics
Department Undergraduate Instructor, 1999.
At Purdue University: University Fellowship, 1977-78 and
1978-79; David Ross Thesis Grant, 1980-81.
At Capital University: Class Scholarship, 1972-73; Karl,
Herman, John Maul Scholarship, 1974-75; S.A. Singer
Prize for Outstanding Proficiency in Mathematics; Kappa
Alpha Pi.
Professional Activities
Member of the American Economic Association, Econometric
Society, Society for the Promotion of Economic Theory,
AEA-CSWEP, International Association for Feminist
Economics, and Mathematical Association of America.
Referee for Addison Wesley Longman Press, Annals of
Operations Research, Blackwell Publishing, D.C. Heath
and Co., Economic Theory, International Economic Review,
Journal of Economic Education, Journal of Economic
Theory, Journal of Mathematical Economics, Mathematical
Social Sciences, ORDER, Oxford University Press, Policy
Studies Journal, Social Choice and Welfare, and National
Science Foundation.
Academic Experience
Department of Economics, Syracuse University,
1989-present, Associate Professor; 1983-1989, Assistant
Professor: teaching Principles of Microeconomics
(Honors), Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (calculus
and non-calculus based), Intermediate Macroeconomic
Theory, Economics and Gender (undergraduate and Masters
level), Microeconomic Theory
(Masters and Ph.D. level), Mathematical Economics
(undergraduate and graduate level), and Probability and
Statistics (Ph.D. level).
Krannert School of Management, Purdue University, August
1977-August 1980; January 1982-August 1983: Graduate
Instructor, Grader, and Research Assistant.
Dissertation: An Alternative Measurement Structure: The
Positively Ordered Partial Semigroup with Identity.
Department of Economics, Illinois State University,
August 1980-December 1981: Part-time Instructor of Statistics and
Mathematical Economics.
Departmental and University Activities at Syracuse
University
Advisor for honors economics majors, undergraduate
advising; department recruiting committees; graduate
theory qualifying examination committee; member of
honors, Ph.D., and masters thesis committees; department
research evaluation committee, teaching evaluation
committee, curriculum restructuring committees, graduate
recruitment and studies committees, peer evaluation
committees; school grant committee; A&S promotion and
tenure committee; A&S curriculum committees; University
Senate and its budget subcommittee; women's studies
advisory board; participant in Sonia Kovalesky outreach
programs; undergraduate economics director (2001-2006); Economics Club Advisor (1998-2006);
initiated, co-created, and maintained SU Economics Club
website (student.maxwell.syr.edu/uec/) (1999-2006).
Research Interests
Decision Theory; Applications of Abstract Algebra in
Economics; Economics and Gender; Early Women Economists;
Virginia Penny.
Teaching Interests
Microeconomic Theory (any level); Mathematical Economics
(any level); Probability and Statistics (any level);
Topics in Uncertainty, Game Theory, or Decision Theory;
and Economics and Gender.
Publications
On Relationships between Numerical Representations of
Interval Orders and Semiorders,
Journal of
Economic Theory 43 (1987), 157-169.
On an Efficient Algorithm for Voting Sequences (with
J.S. Kelly),
Mathematical Social Sciences 14 (1987), 59-76.
Continuous Semiorder Representations,
Journal of
Mathematical Economics 16 (1987), 275-289.
On Numerical Representations of Semiorders,
Mathematical
Social Sciences 15 (1988), 277-286.
Intransitive Indifference and Incomparability,
Economics Letters
26 (1988), 311-314.
On the Embedding of Partial Groupoids into Semigroups
(with H.J. Weinert),
Bayreuther Mathematische Schriften 28 (1989),
139-163.
On O-Semigroups and O*-Semigroups (with H.J. Weinert),
Scientiarum Mathematicarum Hungarica 24 (1989), 295-302.
Revealed Preference and Intransitive Indifference,
Journal of
Economic Theory 54 (1991), 98-105.
Division Rules and Migration Equilibria (with L. Hong
and J.S. Kelly), Journal of Economic Theory 69 (1996), 104-117.
Migration Disequilibrium and Specific Division Rules
(with L. Hong and J.S. Kelly),
Social Choice and
Welfare 15 (1998), 201-209.
Emilia Jessie Boucherett, in
Biographical
Dictionary of Women Economists, M.A. Dimand, R.
Dimand, E. Forget (eds.), Edward Elgar Publishing, 2000,
12-14.
Elizabeth Beardsley Butler, in
Biographical
Dictionary of Women Economists, M.A. Dimand, R.
Dimand, E. Forget (eds.), Edward Elgar Publishing, 2000,
98-100.
Susan Myra Kingsbury, in
Biographical
Dictionary of Women Economists, M.A. Dimand, R.
Dimand, E. Forget (eds.), Edward Elgar Publishing, 2000,
236-239.
Virginia Penny, in
Biographical Dictionary of Women Economists, M.A.
Dimand, R. Dimand, E. Forget (eds.), Edward Elgar
Publishing, 2000, 330-333.
Alliances and Cost Declaration (with
K. Kanagaretnam),
Management and Decision Economics
25
(2004), 121-136.
On Embedding Ordered Partial Groupoids into Partially Ordered Semigroups, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics 42 (2007), 377-382.
Working Papers
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