Howard Econ wins AEA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Diversity and Inclusion
Howard Economics Department has taken productive steps to establish new programs and procedures, to create an inclusive environment, and to increase the participation of underrepresented racial/ethnic minorities, women, and LGBTQ+ individuals in their economics communities (including students, department members and leaders, and invited speakers and honorees). And this effort has been recognized by the American Economic Association.
Read More about Howard Econ wins AEA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Diversity and InclusionDr. Hsu and Dr. Smythe on the Minimum Wage as a Tool for Racial Economic Justice
Forthcoming at Journal of Economic Literature
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Register for AEA Summer Program Information Session on November 16th
Read More about AEA Summer Program Information SessionDr. Swinton Discussing Race and Inequality in the Economics Classroom
Read More about Dr. Swinton Discussing Race and Inequality in the Economics ClassroomA new publication on Economic Modelling by Jones Paintsil
Read More about A new publication on Economic Modelling by Jones PaintsilSeminar 2022 Fall
Read More about Seminar 2022 FallAEASP 2022 Scholars Closing Message
Read More about AEASP 2022 Scholars Closing MessageI'm excited to say that the book page on our website for Vital and Valuable is now up!
Read More about I'm excited to say that the book page on our website for Vital and Valuable is now up!Professor Henke and Professor Hsu publish on Journal of Economic Studies
In this article, the authors study the relationship between increasing unemployment insurance and crime.
Read More about Professor Henke and Professor Hsu publish on Journal of Economic StudiesNext Juneteenth, Let’s Have More Black Economists
The American Economic Association’s training program is an example worth building on.
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