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News & Announcements
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Paid Research Opportunity for your Undergraduate Students
This summer, an undergraduate researcher under SPUR (Summer Program for Undergraduate Research) is being mentored by Drs. Rachel Ernst and Sarah Small. The research project is appropriate for an undergrads interested in economics, library science, or data science. If you have any star undergrads in your classes who you think would be interested in doing some paid research over the summer, please encourage them to apply!
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Dr. Scharfenaker and Dr. Weber publish paper
Alumni and professor have published a paper in Economics Letters in Science Direct.
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Alumni Spotlight: Adam Rose (BA ’70)
Adam Rose (BA ‘70), an alumnus whose journey from a postwar displaced persons camp to a prolific career in academia established the Adam Rose Family Scholarship for Refugee Students in the Dept. of Economics, honoring the professors who inspired him and the Salt Lake community that welcomed his family in 1951.
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Esteemed Economist Passes Away
Dr. Gail Blattenberger, professor in the Economics department at the University of Utah passed away earlier this week
The Faces of Economics
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Dave Blatter
The economics department played a huge role in my undergraduate education that informs the work and research I do today. It gave me a critical understanding of economics as a field and a strong foundation in econometrics and quantitative analysis.
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Tao Yu
UROP provided me the very first research experience and give me the opportunity to have a close connection with professors. Professor Peter Philips at the Economics Department, especially encouraged me to think critically and gave me a lot of great life advice.
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Elird Haxhiu
I learned a great deal from my time at Utah, especially the economics and mathematics departments. The professors engaged me in critical thinking and took time to discuss ideas beyond the coursework.