Walter Ryley
Walt Ryley's research integrates labor economics into occupational health and safety. His focus lies specifically within the trucking industry, where he explores motor carrier safety performance measurement and truck driver compensation. In addition to his research, Walt is passionate about teaching, specifically in econimics.
Education
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics from Wayne State University.
Master of Arts in Economics from Wayne State University.
Master of Arts in Economics from Bowling Green State University.
Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Bowling Green State University.
Professional Experience
Asstistant Teaching Professor
Bowling Green State University
Economics Department
2019 – Present
Rumble Fellow
Wayne State University
Economics Department
2018 - 2019
Teaching Assistant
Wayne State University
Economics Department
2015 - 2018
Awards and Recognition
Allstar Instructor Award
Owens Community College
2012
Outstanding Adj. Faculty Nominee
Monroe Community College
2013
Advisor of the Month
Bowling Green State University
2015
Ryley WT and Belzer MH (2024) Truck Driver Relative Pay and Motor Carrier Safety Performance. The Economic and Labour Relations Review: ELRR, (forthcoming).
Ryley WT and Belzer MH (2023) Compensation and crash incidence: Evidence from the National Survey of Driver Wages. The Economic and Labour Relations Review: ELRR, 34(1), 118-139.
Updated: 07/03/2024 12:51PM