Scott E. Randolph Ph.D.
Department Chair; Professor of Business Administration
Business Administration & Management
Education
- Ph.D., history, Purdue University; major field in business and economic history; secondary field in social history with emphasis in working-class culture
- M.A., history, University of Akron; major field in American history; minor field in modern European history
- B.A., history, Rutgers University; minor in American studies
Professional Background
- Professor of business administration, University of Redlands, 2023–present
- Chair, Department of Business Administration and Management, University of Redlands, 2018–2024
- Associate professor of business administration (tenured), University of Redlands, 2017–2023
- Assistant professor of business administration, University of Redlands, 2011–2017
- Assistant professor of history, Armstrong State University, 2009–2011
- Visiting assistant professor, University of Wyoming, 2008–2009
- College Board, AP U.S. History examination: question leader (2021–present); early table leader (2017–2020); table leader (2014–2016); reader (2009–2013)
- Curator of the Collection and Associate Archivist, Erie Lackawanna Railroad Historical Society Collection (Avoca, New York), 1998–present
Publications
- “The New Haven Railroad versus the American Railway Association: The Perils of Private Regulation in the Progressive Era,” Railroad History, 229 (2023), 20–43.
- “‘Harvest of Death in North Dakota:’ The Political Economy of Coal, Railroads, and Weather in Early Progressive North Dakota,” North Dakota History, 80(4) (2015), 14–30.
Awards and Service
- Professor of the Year, University of Redlands Mortar Board Society, 2015–2016