Dr. Bob Eisenstadt This is Me

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1. 1. Join Freinds of Black Bayou

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   Published on: 3/9/2008   Last Visited: 3/26/2008

   FoBB Vice President Robert Eisenstadt at (318) 342-1151, email: eisenstadt@ulm.edu FoBB Treasurer - Position open For question about this website, email: jimmy payne@bellsouth.net

2. 2. www.thenewsstar.com

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   Published on: 5/21/2008   Last Visited: 5/21/2008

   But that doesn't mean we aren't feeling the pinch of rising grocery and transportation costs, said University of Louisiana at Monroe economist Bob Eisenstadt.
   
   "Our prices are rising, too, but they aren't rising as fast as many of the other metropolitan areas in the state and country," said Eisenstadt, director of the ULM Center for Business and Economic Research, which provides Ouachita's data to ACCRA.
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   "Given our low level of wages, it's likely that rising fuel and food prices have a disproportionately negative impact on disposable income in this part of the country," Eisenstadt said.

3. 3. The Pow Wow

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   Published on: 5/7/2004   Last Visited: 2/18/2006

   Robert Eisenstadt was the first president of Friends of Black Bayou. He is currently the director of public relations and is also a professor of economic and finance at ULM. "My primary role was to get the group started and financially stable," Eisenstadt said. Eisenstadt oversaw the construction of the trail, pier, deck, landscaping and house during his five-year presidency. The house that holds the visitor's center was built in the 1800s and was moved to the site. The group worked for years to renovate the dilapidated home. Four years later one would never guess that not too long before the roof was caving in. Eisenstadt stepped down as president once the financial and legal aspects of the organization were take care of. Eisenstadt said: "I'm not an environmentalist. I'm an economist." He also said that the current president, Ann Smith, is working to improve the refuge by making it more user-friendly and educational. Eisenstadt said one of the most important jobs he has a head of public relations is establishing a good relationship with the community. "We solicit tens of thousands of dollars a year and we've proven that this is a responsible organization by creating a strong, dynamic and credible organization that the community would want to support," Eisenstadt said.