Teaching

I teach in the Hasan School of Business at Colorado State University, Pueblo.

Here are links to my current course pages:

Spring B 2021 (online): BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Spring 2021: ECON 320 – Geography of World Economy

Here are links to my past course pages:

Spring A 2021 (online): BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Fall 2020: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Fall B 2020: BUSAD 591 – Managerial Analytics
Fall A 2020 (online): BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Summer 2020: FIN591 – Real Estate Investments
Spring 2020: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Spring 2020: ECON 320 – Geography of World Economy
Fall 2019: BUSAD 265 – Inferential Statistics
Fall 2019: ECON 325 – Real Estate Economics
Spring 2019: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Spring 2019: ECON 320 – Geography of World Economy
Fall 2018: BUSAD 265 – Inferential Statistics
Fall 2018: ECON 325 – Real Estate Economics
Spring 2018: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Spring 2018: ECON 320 – Geography of the World Economy
Fall 2017: BUSAD 265 – Inferential Statistics
Fall 2017: ECON 491 – Real Estate Economics
Spring 2017: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Spring 2017: ECON 491 – Geography of the World Economy
Fall 2016: BUSAD 265 – Inferential Statistics and Problem Solving
Fall 2016: ECON 491 – Real Estate Economics
Spring 2016: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Spring 2016: ECON 491 – Geography of the World Economy
Fall 2015: BUSAD 265 – Inferential Statistics and Problem Solving
Fall 2015: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Spring 2015: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Spring 2015: ECON 491 – Geography of the World Economy
Fall 2014: BUSAD 265 – Inferential Statistics and Problem Solving
Fall 2014: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Spring 2014: BUSAD 360 – Advanced Statistics
Fall 2013: BUSAD 265 – Inferential Statistics and Problem Solving

Justin

Justin Holman is CEO of Aftermarket Analytics, where he leads efforts to develop cutting edge sales forecasting and inventory optimization technology for the Automotive Aftermarket. Prior to joining Aftermarket Analytics, Justin managed corporate consulting for the Strategy & Analytics division at MapInfo Corporation, leading major projects for retail clients including The Home Depot, Darden Restaurants, Bridgestone-Firestone, Sainsbury’s and New York & Company. Before that, Justin served as Vice President of Software Development at LogicTools, now part of IBM's supply chain application software group. Justin holds a B.A. from Claremont McKenna College, a Ph.D. from the University of Oregon and an Executive Management certificate from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.

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Gregory Roman 8 months ago

I have been thinking of moving to Pueblo. It seems like a nice place to retire. Is the Minnequa area in South Pueblo a safe area? I’m looking at a small, affordable house there🥴
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  Justin 8 months ago
  
  Hi Gregory,
  Minnequa is a pretty large neighborhood and some parts are better/safer than others. There are some nice neighborhoods near Corwin School and near St Mary Corwin hospital. Honestly, I don’t think you’ll have much luck shopping for a house from afar. You’ll want to be “on the ground” in Pueblo before making a decision.
  Best wishes,
  Justin

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