George C. Diemer
- Courses17
- Reviews26
- School: Temple University
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- Department: Economics
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Location:
1801 N Broad St
Philadelphia, PA - 19122 - Dates at Temple University: January 2009 - May 2020
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Political Leanings:
| Liberal | Conservative |
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Good
Professor Diemer is really a good guy. I forgot the course numbers, but I took him for two STHM sports management classes. I think they were called sports Econ and the other was a sport class that was basically very excel heavy and required for us to graduate. I never got above 50 on exam. In addition, I went to class and did all the homework, but still got a C.
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Poor
Professor Diemer can put you to sleep with lectures because everyone is bored and dry. His class is even worst online. His exams make no sense and are extremely difficult for no reason.
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Awful
Professor Diemer is terrible. He acts as if everyone loves Economics like him. His class consists of four group homework plus a group paper, and only two exams. Both exams are absurdly challenging, as some questions are asked about such minor details. Moreover, these exams don't even proof-read since half of the questions make little to no sense at all.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Awesome
Professor Diemer is a great person and a solid one. But, he will make you work for the grade you get. His class is no joke and you have to get the job done to pass. The class consists of four group assignments, weekly discussion rounds, two exams, and a group work or presentation. And most Friday classes were taught virtually with assessments on Saturday.
Biography
Temple University - Economics
Experience
Temple University's School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management
Assistant Professor (Instructional Track)
George worked at Temple University's School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management as a Assistant Professor (Instructional Track)
Chestnut Hill College
Assistant Professor of Business
George worked at Chestnut Hill College as a Assistant Professor of Business
Temple University
Assistant Professor (Instructional Track)
Teach University Classes and conduct research.
Arcadia University
Lecturer
Taught the following courses:
Introduction to Microeconomics
Sports and EconomicsThe College of New Jersey
Lecturer
Taught the following courses:
Introduction to Microeconomics
Introduction to Macroeconomics
Education
Fox School of Business at Temple University
PhD
Economics
Fox School of Business at Temple University
MA
Economics
Temple University
PhD
Economics
Temple University
Assistant Professor (Instructional Track)
Teach University Classes and conduct research.
Publications
Comment on ‘‘Investigating Allegations of Point-shaving in NCAA Basketball Using Actual Sportsbook Betting Percentages’’
The Journal of Sports Economics
Comment on ‘‘Investigating Allegations of Point-shaving in NCAA Basketball Using Actual Sportsbook Betting Percentages’’
The Journal of Sports Economics
Internet sports books operating in an inefficient marketplace
The Journal of Gambling Business and Economics
Comment on ‘‘Investigating Allegations of Point-shaving in NCAA Basketball Using Actual Sportsbook Betting Percentages’’
The Journal of Sports Economics
Internet sports books operating in an inefficient marketplace
The Journal of Gambling Business and Economics
How do Government Employees Influence Election Outcomes: The Emergence of the Super Voter and the Development of a Strategic Electioneering Model
The American Economist
Comment on ‘‘Investigating Allegations of Point-shaving in NCAA Basketball Using Actual Sportsbook Betting Percentages’’
The Journal of Sports Economics
Internet sports books operating in an inefficient marketplace
The Journal of Gambling Business and Economics
How do Government Employees Influence Election Outcomes: The Emergence of the Super Voter and the Development of a Strategic Electioneering Model
The American Economist
Failing to Cover: Point Shaving or Statistical Abnormality?
International Journal of Sport Finance
Comment on ‘‘Investigating Allegations of Point-shaving in NCAA Basketball Using Actual Sportsbook Betting Percentages’’
The Journal of Sports Economics
Internet sports books operating in an inefficient marketplace
The Journal of Gambling Business and Economics
How do Government Employees Influence Election Outcomes: The Emergence of the Super Voter and the Development of a Strategic Electioneering Model
The American Economist
Failing to Cover: Point Shaving or Statistical Abnormality?
International Journal of Sport Finance
Instructor’s Supplement to "The Economics of Sports", 5th edition
Pearson
Comment on ‘‘Investigating Allegations of Point-shaving in NCAA Basketball Using Actual Sportsbook Betting Percentages’’
The Journal of Sports Economics
Internet sports books operating in an inefficient marketplace
The Journal of Gambling Business and Economics
How do Government Employees Influence Election Outcomes: The Emergence of the Super Voter and the Development of a Strategic Electioneering Model
The American Economist
Failing to Cover: Point Shaving or Statistical Abnormality?
International Journal of Sport Finance
Instructor’s Supplement to "The Economics of Sports", 5th edition
Pearson
Point shaving in the NFL gambling market: A bootstrap investigation.
Journal of Prediction Markets
