2024 Best Master's of Economics Rankings

Howard University's Department of Economics has been ranked in the top 100 of the TFE Times' 2024 Best Master's of Economics Rankings. Click here for the full list.

AEASP 2021 Scholar Emmanuel Prunty

Manny graduated from UC Berkeley in 2020 with a degree in Economics and Ethnic Studies with a minor in Demography. During his time at Berkeley, he served as Underrepresented Minorities in Econ’s External Vice President and was involved in multiple organizations on campus. He took on positions such as an Experience Berkeley Highschool Coordinator, and an (under)Graduate Student Instructor for the Economics department where he won the Outstanding GSI award in Spring 2020.

AEASP 2021 Scholar Bryan Anderson

Bryan Anderson is a recent graduate of Florida A&M University (FAMU), where he earned bachelor’s degrees in Industrial Engineering and Economics. At FAMU, he was a Life Gets Better Scholar and he was highly involved in civic and academic organizations such as the FAMU Student Government Association, the National Society of Black Engineers, the Beta Nu Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, inc., the FAMU Jazz Ensemble, and the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge HBCU Quiz bowl.

AEASP 2021 Scholar Jose Nino

Jose Nino is a rising junior at Kenyon College who is planning on double majoring in economics and mathematics. Although he doesn't have any formal research experience at this moment, his interests focus on the microeconomic and macroeconomic policy implications on lower-income households and underrepresented communities in the United States.

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Professor Hsu will speak during the Rutgers Global Event.

4/22 Howard University Economics Dept. Virtual Lecture and Recognition Program

AEASP 2021 Scholar Lauren Godwin

Lauren Godwin is a Junior at Spelman College studying Economics with a minor in Mathematics. Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Lauren sits on the Board of Directors for the Power of Girlhood, a non-profit organization for self-esteem and expression in youth girls. In the Atlanta University Center, Lauren is a very active member of the community. As a member of the PULSE Programming Board, she plans campus events and concerts.

AEASP 2021 Scholar Patrick Edwards

Patrick Edwards is a third-year honors student in economics with minors in sociology and mathematics at RochesterInstitute of Technology. His research interests lie at the intersection of economics and sociology, including labor economics and stratification economics. To further explore these interests, Patrick plans to study abroad this fall at OxfordUniversity to complete his minor in sociology and learn more about economic applications in sociological issues. Upon graduation, Patrick hopes to pursue a post-bacc opportunity prior to applying to PhD programs in Economics.

AEASP 2021 Scholar Zaria Roller

Zaria Roller is a sophomore QuestBridge Scholar at Williams College majoring in Economics with a concentration in Africana Studies. She has worked as a Teaching Assistant and Research Assistant in the Williams Economics Department and has experience interning for nonprofits. Outside of the classroom, she enjoys making textile art, learning guitar, and singing.

AEASP 2021 Scholar Macheddie Baker

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