

Tom Miller Jr.
Professor leading studies in financial institutions and consumer finance, Tom Miller Jr., PhD, is a distinguished faculty member at Mississippi State University, where he holds the prestigious Jack R. Lee Chair of Financial Institutions and Consumer Finance. With a robust academic background, Dr. Miller earned his Ph.D. and B.A. in Finance from the University of Washington, complemented by an M.S. and B.S. in Economics from Montana State University. Dr. Miller's research interests are deeply rooted in risk management, financial institutions, and consumer finance. His scholarly work has significantly contributed to the understanding and development of these fields. He has an impressive portfolio of publications in leading academic journals, reflecting his commitment to advancing knowledge and practice in finance. In addition to his research, Dr. Miller is a sought-after speaker, having presented his findings at numerous national and international conferences. His presentations are known for their insightful analysis and practical implications, making them valuable to both academic and professional audiences. At Mississippi State University, Dr. Miller is not only a researcher but also a dedicated educator. He is passionate about mentoring students and guiding them through the complexities of finance. His teaching philosophy emphasizes critical thinking and real-world application, preparing students to excel in their future careers. Dr. Miller's contributions extend beyond academia. He actively collaborates with industry professionals to bridge the gap between theoretical research and practical implementation. His work has influenced policy-making and strategic decision-making in financial institutions, demonstrating his impact on the broader financial landscape. Through his leadership and expertise, Dr. Tom Miller Jr. continues to shape the future of finance, inspiring the next generation of financial professionals and contributing to the advancement of the field.
Publications
, 1988-08-17
, 285-291, 1995-01-01