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Omicron Delta Epsilon welcomes 32 members
April 24, 2014
Economics professors' research highlighted in BizEd
March 25, 2014
The research findings of Mark Kurt, assistant professor of economics, and Steve DeLoach, professor of economics, on the discouraged worker effect appear in the March/April 2014 issue of BizEd magazine.
Economics students present research at conference
March 13, 2014
Elon economics students presented their research at the Eastern Economic Association’s annual conference.
Panel Discussion on Ukraine: 'How to Rekindle the Cold War?' – March 13
March 9, 2014
Come join a panel of experts and discuss the unfolding crisis in Ukraine. Take the opportunity to raise questions about foreign policy, conflict, international economics, security and minority rights.
Professors, alumna publish research in Applied Economic Letters
February 26, 2014
Steve DeLoach, Jennifer Platania and Stephanie Franz '11 studied the effects of part-time work on students’ academic performance.
Three men's soccer players named NSCAA Scholar Academic All-Americans
December 18, 2013
Jason Waterman (communication science), Nathan Dean (economics) and Matt Wescoe (political science) have been honored by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America for their academic and athletic performances.
Mark Kurt and Paul Geis Publish Article on Study Abroad
December 16, 2013
Mark Kurt and Paul Geis have published “Assessing Global Awareness over Short-Term Study Abroad Sequence: A Factor Analysis”
Alumnus discusses method for predicting college basketball recruitment in interview
November 20, 2013
Jackson Fambrough ’13 recently spoke to Inside Carolina about the economic model he developed for predicting college basketball recruitment.
Kurt, DeLoach publish paper in Journal of Labor Research
November 20, 2013
Two Martha and Spencer Love School of Business professors recently published research on the impacts of macroeconomic shocks on the search intensity of the unemployed.
Mark Kurt publishes article in Health Economics
November 13, 2013
A Martha and Spencer Love School of Business professor's research on sexually transmitted infections with semi-anonymous matching has been published in the journal Health Economics.