Dr. Hope Elizabeth Dameron, DBA, MBA
Dr. Hope Elizabeth Dameron received a BS in Business from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, an MBA in Finance from Temple University, and a DBA in Financial Management from Northcentral University. Presently, she is an Associate Professor of Finance and Chair of the Department of Business and Entrepreneurial Studies at Lincoln University of Pennsylvania. Prior to her appointment at Lincoln University, Dr. Dameron accumulated many years of clinical experience in the field of finance, accounting, and management. Working with businesses that ranged from private owned to Fortune 500 international companies, she held many financial roles. Dr. Dameron has a personal passion to provide effective financial literacy curriculum to both adults and children. She previously taught budgeting and finance courses to adult learners, has conducted research at local high schools, and created new personal finance curriculum for Lincoln University students. In line with continuing this passion to promote financial literacy, Dr. Dameron has presented research at the Annual Conference on Financial Education. Her doctoral thesis “Assessing High School Students’ and Teachers’ Experiences in Finance Curricula” was copyrighted and published. Dr. Dameron also published an article, “Reimagining Personal Finance Curricula: The Reach of HBCUs And the Power of Storytelling” through her research efforts as an Arthur Vining Davis Faculty Fellow. Dr. Dameron serves on several Faculty Committees at Lincoln University and is a Faculty Advisor for several student organizations. She is a member of the Delta Mu Delta – International Honor Society in Business, the National Society of Leadership and Success, Philadelphia Women Leaders, and the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA). Dr. Dameron enjoys mentoring current students enrolled at Lincoln University and meeting with potential future students.
