Resume

• 2018.

  Presenting \"Quantifying Derivative Market Distortion and Quantitative Easing: Welfare for Wall Street\" paper

  co-authored with Liam McDermott

  at Cambridge University on July 2

  Naclerio

  Rich

  Naclerio

  Lehman College

  Sacred Heart University

  The Graduate Center

  City University of New York

  Bronx

  NY

  Gratuate Teaching Fellow

  Lehman College

  Fairfield

  CT

  - Adjunct History Instructor\n- Academic Advisor

  Adjunct History Professor

  Sacred Heart University

  New York

  NY

  Fourth Year Ph.D. Candidate

  The Graduate Center

  City University of New York

  Graduating First in Class

  Iona College

  Phi Alpha Theta

  National History Honors Society

• 2016

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

  U.S. Economic History

  The Graduate Center

  City University of New York

• 2011

  Master of Arts - MA

  History

  Iona College

• 2010

  History

  Back to school

  at 40 years old

  Phi Alpha Theta (National History Honors Society)

  Iona College

• 1984

  Fordham Prep

• Higher Education

  Research

  Scuba Diving

  Public Speaking

  Golf

  Teaching

  History

  The Federal Reserve and Its Founders: Money

  Politics and Power

  Using extensive archival sources

  Richard A. Naclerio investigates the highly secretive events that surrounded the Fed's creation and the bankers

  financiers

  and economists that played a fundamental part in shaping both its organization and the role it was to play over the next century. In particular

  the book examines the motivations of those seven men who met in secret on Jekyll Island

  Georgia to create the first draft of the Federal Reserve Act

  and reveals the banking and business ties and shared ideologies that bound these men together. The book makes a significant contribution to economic and financial history and sheds new light on the making of one of the world's most important financial institutions and how it came to have the national and international influence it does.

  The Federal Reserve and Its Founders: Money

  Politics and Power