Dr. Byers teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in corporate finance, investments, and healthcare finance. Dr. Byers also has corporate finance experience with NCR Corporation and Bristol-Myer. He serves as a consultant in the area of corporate finance and management education conducting executive development in-house programs for corporations. Dr. Byers has also been invited to teach abroad at Iceland’s Reykjavik University MBA program where professors from the best American and European schools teach more than half of the courses.

Dr. Hackert currently teaches financial classes at all levels including the Goal 8 Personal Finance class. This class allows her to meet students throughout the state in the many sections of Dual Enrollment. Her research interests include corporate social responsibility, use of social media in the classroom, gender issues in scholarly research and a variety of case studies of real-world business or financial decisions. Other interests include economic development as part the the Community Economic Development Strategy group working with the Shoshone-Bannock tribe and outreach for financial literacy.

Dr. Khang teaches investments related classes and is the faculty advisor for the Student Finance Association, the D.A. Davidson Student Investment Fund, and the CFA Global Investment Research Challenge. He conducts research on topics in the areas of investments, financial markets and institutions, and corporate finance; and has published in the Journal of Financial Economics, Financial Management, the Journal of Banking and Finance, the Journal of Empirical Finance, Applied Economics, Applied Financial Economics, and the Quarterly Journal of Finance and Accounting.