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John D. Murphy is a businessman and author known for co-founding the University of Phoenix.[1]
Career
In 1976, Murphy and John Sperling co-founded the University of Phoenix.[2] Murphy served as the senior vice president for institutional affairs and academic vice president until fall of 1997.[2][3]
Filmography
- Valley of the Heart's Delight (2006 - Producer, writer)[4]
Bibliography
- Jury Rigging in the Court of Public Opinion (2007)[5]
- Mission Forsaken: The University of Phoenix Affair with Wall Street (2013)[6]
- American Incendiary Populism (2020)[7]
References
- ^ Taylor, Candace (21 November 2013). "San Francisco Mansion With Secret Bar Asks $27 Million". Wall Street Journal.
- ^ a b Gonzales, Angela (9 April 2015). "University of Phoenix co-founder to speak at ASU — what he says about UOP isn't pretty". Phoenix Business Journal.
- ^ Schulzke, Eric (25 April 2015). "The rise and fall of the University of Phoenix". Deseret News.
- ^ von Busack, Richard (3 October 2007). "Breaking Noose". Metroactive.
- ^ Murphy, John (1 October 2007). Jury Rigging in the Court of Public Opinion. Lulu.com. ISBN 9781430326076.
- ^ Murphy, John (2013). Mission Forsaken – The University of Phoenix Affair With Wall Street. Proving Ground Education. ISBN 978-0966968316.
- ^ Murphy, John (2020). American Incendiary Populism. Lulu.com. ISBN 9781716656071.