John Glascock, PhD

Experience

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  University of Connecticut

  Jul 1996 - Jun 1998

  Dept Head and Professor of Finance and Real Estate

  Head of Dept and Professor of Finance and Real Estate.

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  George Washington University

  Jul 1998 - Jun 2003

  Oliver T. Carr, Jr. Professor of Real Estate Finance

  Oliver T. Carr, Jr. Professor of Real Estate Finance. We had an MBA concentration in the general MBA and graduated about 15 specialists per year. The GW Real Estate classes served Georgetown, Howard, and Maryland as well as GW MBAs. As the Oliver Carr Jr. Porfessor, I also worked with the City and government agencies on public related projects.

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  Pembroke College, Cambridge

  Jan 2003 - Jan 2008

  Fellow

  A Fellow at Pembroke College as part of the Grosvenor Professorship in the Dept of Land Economy at Cambrideg University.Pembroke is a wonderful College at Cambridge with a real concern for students as well as great group of high quality academics.

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  University of Cambridge (UK)

  Jul 2003 - Jun 2008

  Grosvenor Professor of Real Estate Finance

  Was the Grosvenor Professor of Real Estate Finance and the Director of the MPhil programme in real estate finance from 2003 - 2008. The programme grew from about 11 graduates per year to an average of 60 per year. Additionally, during the last three years, about 40% of the students took investment banking jobs (primarily real estate focus). Additionally key jobs were in Global real estate firms and banks: HSBC, Standard Chartered, Royal Bank of Scottland, MacQuarie Bank, JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, etc. Show less

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  University of Cincinnati

  Jul 2008 - Aug 2011

  West Shell Professor of Real Estate

  West Shell Professor of Real Estate and Director of the Real Estate Center. The UC Real Estate has a strong history of industry involvement established by the former director Norm Miller. We are continuing that traditional with an active program of industry involvement. We provide high quality academic research and suport a strong academic program of degrees related to real estate from the undergraduate to the PhD. It was a pleasure to have worked with Cincinnati's Department of Finance faculty and especially to work with the wonderful industry firms and individuals in Cincinnati. Will McIntosh was a great dean and accomplished much during his tenure at UC and was always supportive of the Real Estate program. Show less

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  European Business School

  Aug 2008 - now

  Visiting Scholar

  This is a visiting position for teaching, research and program advisement.

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  University of Connecticut

  Sept 2011 - now

  Professor of Finance, Director of the Center of Real Estate and Urban Studies

  I work with students to help give them the best experience possible while at UCONN. Through the Center, we offer support to undergrads and MBAs. We provide internships and other job-related support such as bringing Argus certification to campus. I also work with the industry to provide information about economic development and real estate. Our job-one is students. Then job-two is the industry. As a professor, I also do academic research about real estate. Under the leadership of the prior directors of C F Sirmans and John Clapp the Real Estate program has been consistently ranked in the TOP 10 by US News. Recently the Real Estate Program has been ranked NO 1 in research among global programs--Professor Clapp and Ghosh were singled out for their excellence in research. John Harding and Steve Ross were also strong contributors to the UCONN research ranking. Show less