American Risk and Insurance Association explained

The American Risk and Insurance Association (ARIA) is a professional association whose focus is the study and promotion of knowledge of risk management and insurance. It was formed in 1932 and publishes two journals: Journal of Risk and Insurance and Risk Management and Insurance Review. The association also hosts an annual meeting.[1]

History

The association was formed in 1932.

Presidents
Year[2] PresidentAffiliation
1990–1991Sandra G. GustavsonUniversity of Georgia
1991–1992Scott E. HarringtonUniversity of South Carolina
1992–1993Jerry L. JorgensenUniversity of Calgary
1993–1994Harold D. Skipper Jr.Georgia State University
1994–1995Joan SchmitUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison
1995–1996Norma NielsonOregon State University
1996–1997Bruce A. PalmerGeorgia State University
1997–1998Harris SchlesingerUniversity of Alabama
1998–1999Stephen P. D'ArcyUniversity of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
1999–2000Jack M. NelsonCollege of Insurance
2000–2001Helen I. DoerpinghausUniversity of South Carolina
2001–2002Patrick L. BrockettUniversity of Texas at Austin
2002–2003Mark J. BrowneUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison
2003–2004Robert E. HoytUniversity of Georgia
2004–2005James M. CarsonFlorida State University
2005–2006Larry CoxThe University of Mississippi
2006–2007James GarvenBaylor University
2007–2008Mary A. WeissTemple University
2008–2009Terri VaughanNAIC/Drake University
2009–2010Vickie BajtelsmitColorado State University
2010–2011Gene LaiWashington State University
2011–2012David SommerSt. Mary's University
2012–2013George ZanjaniGeorgia State University
2013–2014Laureen ReganTemple University

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Notes and References

  1. News: Professor Alma Cohen receives award for research ‘that has stood the test of time’ . July 13, 2020 . Harvard Law Today.
  2. Web site: ARIA 2013 Annual Meeting Program . Aria.org.