About
Founded in 1867, King University (originally King College) is a Presbyterian-affiliated Christian academic community dedicated to the integration of rigorous academic programming and the exploration of faith. The University establishes students in a robust liberal arts foundation and offers specialization in a contemporary range of degrees.
Academics
Many colleges will offer you the world. But how many actually take you out in the world and introduce you to new perspectives, ideas, and possibilities? At King University, your Quest begins with academic opportunities you're unlikely to find at other institutions our size.
Admissions
King has three formats to choose from to help you complete your degree - full-time day classes, classes one evening a week, or 100% online.
Faith and Values
Chapel, Convocation, and Service are important, essential ways of partially fulfilling the core values of the college: educating persons to be intellectually proficient and disciplined, spiritually astute and mature, vocationally focused and adaptive, socially confident and compassionate, life long learners, and transformers of culture.
Student Life
We strive to build a "Community that is purposeful, open, disciplined, just, caring, and celebrative." - Ernest Boyer
Athletics
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Faculty

George Darko

Associate Professor of Economics and Finance

School of Business, Economics, and Technology

Biography

I received my B.S. in Management with emphasis in operations management from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, Arkansas and my masters and doctorate in Economics from Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro Tennessee.

Education

Doctor of Arts in Economics, Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro Tennessee
Master of Arts in Economics, Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Bachelor of Science, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, AR Major in MGMT (Emphasis in Operations Mgmt)

Publications

“The Gains from Trade in a Small Monetary Economy” (with Richard Dusansky & Pankaj Maskara

& Nadeem Naqvi) Journal**of International Trade and Economic Development (JITED) 15, December

2006, pp. 403-430

Demand Uncertainty and the Theory of a Discriminating Monopolist (in preparation).