EDUCATORS’ PERSPECTIVE

technology, Eddie Cantor’ s Caught Short!: A Saga of Wailing Wall Street and modern day bucket shops have all appeared in our column. We hope such a diversity of topics has been relevant and enjoyable.

One of the unexpected benefits of our association with the Museum has been the opportunity to work with some of Wall Street’ s finest. We have both served on Financial History’ s Editorial Advisory Board, and Dan was a member of the Museum’ s Board of Trustees for several years. In that capacity, we have met and worked with fellow academics, Wall Street practitioners and financial media specialists. As finance professors at small regional institutions, we have been so very thankful for this rare opportunity.

Our respect and admiration for Mr. Herzog and the institution he founded has only increased with each passing year. We are also grateful to the Museum’ s staff for its continued support, with special thanks to Financial History editor Kristin Aguilera, who has put up with our late submissions and discovered wonderful illustrations for our articles.

Over the years, the name of the Museum has changed, as has the name of the magazine, and the Museum has moved and expanded several times since we first visited the exhibits at 26 Broadway. What has not changed is the Museum’ s dedication“ to preserving, exhibiting and teaching about American finance and financial history.” We hope our column has

contributed in some small way to that mission.

Brian Grinder is a professor at Eastern Washington University and a member of Financial History’ s editorial board. Dr. Dan Cooper is the president of Active Learning Technologies.

Source

Grinder, Brian, and Dan W. Cooper.“ Applications of Financial History in the Teaching of Modern Finance.” Financial Practice and Education 5, 96 – 106. 1995.

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