Background
Elofson, Gregg Steven was born on May 4, 1956 in Los Angeles, California, United States. Son of Milo Horton and Beverly Jean (Fritz) Elofson.
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Gregg Steven Elofson
Edit Profileconsultant Computer information systems educator
Gregg Steven Elofson, American computer information systems educator, consultant. Research grant University Miami, 1992, Max Orovitz Foundation award University Miami, 1990, grant University Arizona, 1986, grant Engineering Topographic Laboratories, 1987; Jordan fellowship, 1996; reciepient Outstanding scholar award, 1994, 95.
Education
Bachelor in English, Economics, Occidental College, 1981. Master of Science in Management Information System, University Arizona, 1983. Doctor of Philosophy in Management Information System, University Arizona, 1989.
Career
Research assistant department Management Information System University Arizona, 1983. Systems consultant Arthur Andersen & Company, 1983-1985. Research associate department Management Information System University Arizona, 1985, 86.
Staff scientist Science Applications International Corporation, Tucson, 1986-1988. Research associate department Management Information System University Arizona, 1988, 89. Assistant professor computer information systems University Miami School Business, 1989-1994.
Assistant professor decision and information analysis Emory University School Business, Atlanta, 1994-1998. Associate professor Graduate School Business Fordham University, New York City, since 1998. National Science Foundation reviewer, since 1998.
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Research grant University Miami, 1992, Max Orovitz Foundation award University Miami, 1990, grant University Arizona, 1986, grant Engineering Topographic Laboratories, 1987. Jordan fellowship, 1996. Reciepient Outstanding scholar award, 1994, 95.Research grant University Miami, 1992, Max Orovitz Foundation award University Miami, 1990, grant University Arizona, 1986, grant Engineering Topographic Laboratories, 1987. Jordan fellowship, 1996. Reciepient Outstanding scholar award, 1994, 95.