VALERI CHUKHLOMIN'S PERSONAL WEB SITE

Current position

ACADEMIC AREA COORDINATOR / MENTOR
Area: Marketing and Management
SUNY Empire State College, Saratoga Springs, NY
Center for Distance Learning and MBA
113 West Avenue, Saratoga Springs, New York, 12866
Phone: (518) 587 2100 ext 2435 Direct line: (518) 580 4851

Education

Novosibirsk State University (1977-1982)
Specialist (BS/MA) in MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS and Economic Cybernetics
Thesis “Econometric Modeling of the USSR National Economy”
Winner, The All-Russia best graduate student thesis award (1983)

Novosibirsk State University (1983-1986)
PhD Studies in POLITICAL ECONOMY OF CAPITALISM

USSR Academy of Sciences (1986)
Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering, Novosibirsk
PhD, ECONOMICS / POLITICAL ECONOMY
Thesis: Trade in Patents and Licenses and International Capital Flows

Southern Cross University (December 2004 - February 2006)
Graduate College of Management, Tweed Gold Coast, Australia
Postgraduate Certificate in Management (completed curriculum)
Strategic Management in the Global Context, Accounting and Financial Management
Qualitative Research Methods, Quantitative Research Methods


Professional Qualifications/Certificates

CERTIFIED PRACTICING MARKETER (CPM)
Australia Marketing Institute (2005)

CERTIFICATE IV in ASSESSMENT and WORKPLACE TRAINING
Australian College of Training & Employment, Southport, Australia (2005)

CERTIFIED ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
USSR Ministry of Education, Moscow (1989)

Teaching Experience and Administration

SUNY Empire State College, Saratoga Springs, NY (July 2006 - present)

ACADEMIC AREA COORDINATOR, full time
Center for Distance Learning and MBA
* Courses taught: International Business, International Political Economy, International eLearning Skills, International Marketing,
International Cross Cultural Management (FORUM), Scanning the Business Environment (MBA), Strategic Global Management (MBA)
* Courses developed: International Cross Cultural Management (FORUM), International Political Economy (online), Strategic Global Management (MBA), International eLearning Skills, Teaching Online, Developing Online Courses
* Academic administration and supervision of adjuncts (70 sections): Marketing (14 courses), Organizational Behavior

Australian Pacific College, Sydney, Australia (January 2006 – June 2006)

BUSINESS TRAINER, part time
Courses taught: Marketing, Customer Service

Omsk State University and Omsk State Railway Engineers University, Russia (February 1986 - November 2004)

Teaching Positions:
Assistant (since 1989 - Associate) professor
Faculty of International Business, full time (January 1999 – November 2004)
Department of Economics and Marketing, part time (September 1991 – December 1998)
Department of Political Economy, full time ( February 1986 – August 1991)
Courses developed and taught: Economics, International Economics, Managerial Economics, Research Methods; Quantitative Methods, Economic Growth; International Political Economy; History of Thought. PhD thesis supervision (Economics, Political Economy – since 1994).

Academic administration and Managerial positions:
* Dean Elect (January 1999 - December 2002)
* Chair, Department of Economics and Marketing (June 1992- March 2004)
* Editor-in-Chief, “Economics and Marketing” (working paper series) (1999 – 2004)
* Director, Russian-American University Degree Program, Omsk, Russia (1998-2004)
* Co-Director, “The Russian University in Australia” Program, Sydney, Australia (1999-2004).

Professional Experience

PRESIDENT AND CEO (Managing Director)
New York Institute of Business Pacific Division, Sydney, Australia (2002 - present)
A niche consultancy company dealing with international education projects.

VICE-PRESIDENT, Marketing, Commercial and International
Omsk State University, Russia (September 1991 – December 1998)
Major Responsibilities:
* Deputy to the Rector of a major national teaching and research university (12,000 full time students);
* Development of the University’s strategic marketing plans;
* Supervision of all commercial and international activities of the University, including Offices of Marketing,
International Relations, Continuing Education, Foundation Studies;
* Enrollment management;
* Management of the University’s foreign branches, including programs in China, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan;
* Communications with related departments of the National Ministry on Higher Education,
* Communications with local businesses, major regional banks and local authorities;
* Relations with foreign universities, joint programs and grants (US, UK, Germany, France, Australia, Finland,
Spain, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Greece, and China);
* Development and supervision of the University’s commercial arm.

RESEARCHER, SENIOR RESEARCHER and CONSULTANT
Russian Academy of Sciences
Novosibirsk Institute of Economics & Industrial Engineering (1983 – 1991, 1998-1999)
Project areas: International Trade and Investment; Regional Development;
Privatization, Services Marketing, Business Planning.

Professional Memberships and Affiliations

* American Marketing Association, since 2006;
* Academy of International Business, since 1998;
* American Association of Management, Executive Member (2003);
* Australia Marketing Institute, 2005-2006;
* Australian Institute of Management – Fellow (FAIM), since 2003;
* New York Academy of Sciences – Member (2003);
* European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy - (1997-2004).

Languages and Skills

Languages: English (fluent), Russian (native), Chinese (Mandarin, basic)

Awards, Grants

* SUNY Research Foundation and Open Society Institute: Online learning development at EHU (2008-2010)
* Honorary Diploma for excellence in teaching, The Russian Ministry on Higher Education (2003)
* Honorary Diploma for excellence in teaching, The Government of Omsk Region (1999)
* USIA International Visitors Program participant (1997)
* Open Society Institute: Curriculum development and professional development grants (1993-94, 1998-99)
* Associate Professor Certification, the USSR Ministry on Education, 1989
* Postgraduate Research Competition Award, the USSR Academy of Sciences (1985)
* Doctoral Scholarship, Novosibirsk University (1983-86)
* All-Russia Best Graduate Thesis Competition Award, the Russian Ministry on Higher Education (1983)
* Undergraduate/Graduate Scholarship, Novosibirsk University (1977-82).

Academic Committees

* SUNY Empire State College CDL: Curriculum Committee (2008-10), Academic Quality Committee (2006-09), Academic Review Committee (2006-07), Center Personnel Committee (2010). Convener of the BME group (2007-08). Faculty co-Chair for Middle States accreditaion (2007-08). International distance learning group (since 2006, continuously). College-wide ANGEL Advisory Committee (2007-08). SUNY-wide commission on distance learning projects with Moscow State University (since 2007).
* University of Omsk: Academic Senate (1991-2004), University Budgeting Committee (1991-98), Curriculum Committee (1993-2004), various committees at the School of International Business (1999-2004).

Conference and Workshop Presentations (selected)

Chukhlomin, V. ‘Virtual learning environments' (June 30, 2009). Presentations for faculty and teaching staff at European Humanities University, Vilnius, Lithuania.

Chandra, B., Chukhlomin, V., Whann, C., Woods, R. (2009). Panel. All areas of study meeting. SUNY Empire State College, March 22, 2009. Saratoga Springs, NY.

Chukhlomin, V, Hansel, B. (2008). ‘Learning with Strangers’. Panel. SUNY COIL conference ‘Collaborations in International Online Learning Environments – How to Make them Work! ‘. SUNY Purchase. Purchase, New York.

Chukhlomin, V. ‘Online orientation’ (June 30, 2008).’E-learning resources’ (July 1, 2008). ‘Instructional design and faculty development’ (July 2, 2008). Presentations at European Humanities University, Vilnius, Lithuania.

Chukhlomin, V. ‘Developing international e-learning skills’. A presentation at the Academy of National Economy under the Government of Russian Federation. July 8, 2008. Moscow.

Chukhlomin, V., Jones, O., Kemp, L., Roufaiel, N., and Tcherepashenets N. (2007). Panel. ‘Does Online Education Produce Global Citizens’? All areas of study meeting, “Visions of Citizenship: Orientations, Perspectives and Directions”. SUNY Empire State College, November 14, 2007. Saratoga Springs.

Chukhlomin, V. (2007). ‘Online education for adult learners in American colleges'. A keynote presentation at the Tomsk Center for Distance Learning Annual Conference (February 27, 2007). Tomsk, Russia.

Chukhlomin, V. (2007). “Online education in American colleges”. Tomsk Center for Distance Learning Annual Conference, February 27, 2007. Tomsk, Russia.

Chukhlomin, V. (2006). “From hunter gathering to harvesting crops”. A presentation at ESC CDL, February 9, 2006. Saratoga Springs, NY.

Chukhlomin, V. (2005). “Co-branding in international education”. A presentation at Graduate College of Management, Southern Cross University, June 1, 2005. Tweed Gold Coast, NSW, Australia.

Chukhlomin, V. (2005). “Co-branding in international education: What is in the name?” A presentation at TAFE Global, October 1, 2005. Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Chukhlomin, V. (2004). “Developing international education: Online component”. Tomsk Center for Distance Learning Conference, November 4-6, 2004. Tomsk, Russia

Chukhlomin, V. (2004). “Online component in the Russian University in Australia program”. Novosibirsk University, October 16-17, 2004. Novosibirsk, Russia

Chukhlomin, V. (2002). “An American degree program in Russia”. ESC International programs Conference, July 3-4, 2002. Saratoga Springs, New York.

Chukhlomin, V. (2000). “Web-based resources in teaching economics and business courses”. Moscow.

Chukhlomin, V. (1999). “Development of Web-based resources in Russian universities”. Zlin, Czech Republic.

Chukhlomin, V. (1999). “International programs in Russian universities”. Turku, Finland.

Chukhlomin, V. (1997). “What is distance learning and how we can incorporate it in our joint programs”. Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Chukhlomin, V. (1996). “Teaching economics and business in Russian universities”. Brdo, Slovenia.

Chukhlomin, V. (1995). “Curriculum development and international cooperation”. Wolverhampton, UK.

Chukhlomin, V. (1994). “Market-oriented reforms and business education in Russia”. Lismore, NSW, Australia.

Chukhlomin, V. (1994). “Curriculum development in Russian business schools”. Warsaw, Poland.

Chukhlomin, V. (1993). “Computer simulations in teaching microeconomics”. Moscow.

Chukhlomin, V. (1992). “International education: new dimensions”. Anshan, China.

Chukhlomin, V. (1986). “Technology transfer in Western economies”. Yerevan, Armenia.

Chukhlomin, V. (1984). “An econometric model of technology transfer”. Odessa, Ukraine.


Selected publications

Chukhlomin, V. (Speaker). (2010). Russian programs in SUNY Empire State College. [Video recording]. Saratoga Springs, NY. Retrieved 8 April 8, 2010 from SUNY Empire State College’s Accordant website http:// http://mediafiles.empire-edutools.net/accord3z/20100119-131911-1/main.htm?type=ms&bandwidth=high&audioonly=no&archived=visible&layout=default#

Chukhlomin, V. (2010). Teaching online. Developing online courses. McGraw- Hill Primis Custom Publishing, New York.

Chukhlomin, V. (2009). New information technologies in teaching business: A case study of SUNY. Distance and virtual learning, October, 40-54. [Russian]

Chukhlomin, V. (2009). Virtual learning environment in a modern university. The Economy and Industrial Organization, December, 76-87. [Russian]

Chukhlomin, V. (2009). How to Prepare a World Class Specialist - Revisited. Economy and Industrial Organization, June, 137-141. (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2007). Distance and Virtual Learning in American Universities. Economy and Industrial Organization, November, 159-177. (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2007). The School of My Dream. The Economy and Industrial Organization, 4 (394). (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2006). Building Global Competencies: A Russian University in Australia Exchange Program. The Economy and Industrial Organization, 4 (382) (Russian).

Dickerson, D. & Chukhlomin, V. (2005). Cross-Cultural Conflict Management in International Channels of Distribution, Marketing in Russia and Abroad, 3 (47) (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2004). Export Strategies for Russian Institutions of Higher Learning, Marketing in Russia and Abroad, 6 (38), 107-112. (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2004). On International Marketing of Services, Marketing, 3 (76), 66-71 (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2004). How to Prepare a World Class Specialist? Economy and Industrial Organization, 4 (358), 159-177 (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2004). On Essentials of Services Marketing in the Virtual Environment, Marketing and Marketing Research, 5 (47), 18-26 (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2003). International Services Marketing: an Emerging Discipline, Marketing and Marketing Research, 5 (47), 18-26 (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2003). On the Current Problems of International Services Marketing, Marketing, 5 (72), 49-55 (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2003). Pricing Decisions in Tertiary Education, Marketing in Russia and Abroad, 6 (38), 107-112 (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2003). International Trade in Services in Dous, Y. (ed.). International Economic Relations in a Globalization Era, Nauka Publishers, Omsk, 106-160 (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (2002). External environment factors in pricing decisions, Market Economy and Marketing: Working Papers, Omsk State University, 2, 68-73.

Chukhlomin, V. (2001). On Strategic Marketing Thinking, Market Economy and Marketing: Working Papers, Omsk State University Press, Omsk, 1, 79-85 (Russian).

Malykhin, V. & Chukhlomin, V. (1991). A Road to the Market, Omsk Publishers, Omsk (Russian).

Malykhin, V. & Chukhlomin, V. (1990). From Stereotypes to Creativity: the New Economic Thinking and Perestroika of the Soviet-style Economic System, Omsk Publishers, Omsk (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (1986). Trade in Patents and Licenses and International Capital Flows, Unpublished PhD Thesis, USSR Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk (Russian).

Chukhlomin, V. (1985). How to Measure the Effectiveness of Technology Transfer (A Case of Japan) in Long Range Planning and Structural Shifts in Economy, Tchijov, A. & Yermilov, A. (eds.), Novosibirsk University Press, Novosibirsk, 119-133 (Russian).