Dr. Lewis W. Lash
Associate Professor of Management
Office: Andreas 203
Phone: 305-899-3520
E-mail: llash@mail.barry.edu
Teaching Philosophy |
“Teaching upper division students in the School of Business involves a process of integrating concepts taught in the classroom with the real-world environment which they will soon enter. The more involved the student is in the processes, the more profound the learning can and will be.” |
Lew Lash was born in Michigan where he earned his BS in Accounting from Central Michigan University and his Master’s degree from the University of Michigan. The primary thrust of his early career was the management of human resources areas within Eastern Airlines from which he retired in 1987. Having received his Doctor of Business Administration degree, with distinction, from Nova Uniersity in 1981, Dr. Lash joined Barry University in 1987, serving as faculty member, associate dean, and dean of the Andreas School of Business, returning to the faculty in 1998.
2003 |
Article forthcoming, Journal of Small Business Strategy: “Unionization and the White-Collar Worker in Small Business” |
2003 |
“Jalapenos.” Paper presented at the Southwest Case Research Association, Houston, TX, March, 2003. |
2002 |
“White-Collar Organizing: Learning from the Past.” Paper presented at the 26th Annual Conference of the National Entrepreneurship and Small Business Educators Conference, February, 2002. |
2001 |
“A Multiple Discrimination Investigation into the Financial Characteristics of Companies Heavily Invested in Total Quality Management Compared to Companies Selected at Random.” Article published in Southwestern Society of Economists, Spring, 2001. Selected as Distinguished Paper Award. |
2000 |
“Performance Evaluation of Total Quality Management Firms Compared to the Standard and Poors 500 Stock Index.” Article published in Journal of Accounting and Finance Research, Winter, 2000. |
1999 |
“The Mexican Economy: Economics or Humanistic Problem.”
Southwestern Society of Economists, Spring, 1999. |
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