Grad student Tonshia Luster selected this year as a NABE Scholar

Alumnus Jeffrey Galloway sworn in as a diplomat

Celebrating Jeffrey joining the ranks of dedicated Americans serving abroad as the voice and frontline advocates for U.S. agriculture and ag producers 🌱 around the world

Howard undergraduate economics program is ranked 88

TD Bank's 2024 Housing Summit 4/30

Please join the conference TD Bank's 2024 Housing Summit on April 30th 2024 at Blackburn Center, sponsored by TD Bank Foundation and supported by The Howard University Center of Excellence in Housing and Urban Research and Policy, (CHURP)

AEASP 2024 Scholar Tyrone Finch

Tyrone A. Finch II, a Spring '24 graduate, has earned his Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from The University of New Mexico. Aiming to delve deeper into the realm of economics, Tyrone is pursuing a Master of Economics at the same institution, specializing in quantitative analysis, and intends to obtain a PH.D after.

AEASP 2024 Scholar Jon Zhao

Jon Zhao graduated with majors in Economics and Mathematics from the University of Minnesota Morris. He has experience working as a Teaching Assistant and Research Assistant. In his free time, he likes to play tennis, travel to new places, and try new foods. He is excited to be a part of the AEASP and meet other students. 

AEASP 2024 Scholar Kevin Vega

Kevin Vega is a student at the University of Georgia pursuing a B.A. in International Affairs and Economics with an emphasis in Public Policy. Kevin is involved outside the classroom as a tutor for U-LEAD, where he helps underrepresented students in Athens-Clarke County. At UGA, he works with the PROPEL Rural Scholars program, collaborating with county officials in rural areas to advance rural development initiatives.

AEASP 2024 Scholar Mason Thieu

Mason Thieu is a third-year undergraduate at Princeton University studying economics, with minors in applied and computational mathematics; statistics and machine learning; and computer science. He is currently working on a junior research paper investigating the effect of extracurricular involvement on juvenile delinquency.

AEASP 2024 Scholar Gabriel Solis

Gabriel Solis is a junior studying Economics and Mathematics at the University of Southern California. As an aspiring economist, he hopes to harness the tools of economics to rigorously answer the questions that impact the health and welfare of vulnerable communities. He is the data science lead for Dr. Benjamin Graham's Security and Political Economy (SPEC) lab and is interested in industrial economics, health economics, and applied microeconomic theory.

AEASP 2024 Scholar Wilbens Siguineau

Wilbens, currently pursuing a degree in Public Management at The Bush School, Texas A&M, holds a bachelor's degree in economics, specializing in statistics, from the Centre de Techniques de Planification et d'Économie Appliquée in Haiti. With a background in economics, Wilbens has worked extensively as a monitoring and evaluation specialist with various public and nonprofit organizations, including Catholic Relief Services and the Center for Facilitation of Investment in Haiti. He has also served as an economist at the Haitian Central Bank.