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Teaching , History of Economic Thought , Student Work / 7 months ago

H.E.R.O. Profile--Jessica Blanche Peixotto

Dooley Dose of Economics , Student Work / 8 months ago

Dooley Dose of Economics: The Invisible (Bone) Hand

Teaching , History of Economic Thought , Student Work / 8 months ago

H.E.R.O. Profile--Jane Haldimand Marcet

Job Prospects and ChatGPT

Recently, several students have approached me, concerned about their job prospects in the wake of ChatGPT's rise. I have a relatively strong opinion on this one and figured it worth sharing some brief ...

Introducing: Dooley Dose of Economics

To demonstrate how the papers in my Principles of Microeconomics classes, I have enlisted the help of one student (for now) to creatively extend the papers she submitted in my class. The assignment challenges ...

R to Python: Resources for Students Transitioning Languages in Econometrics

The following is a living document meant to help Oxford College Economic Statistics students as they move to Emory University courses that use Python. As a living document, suggestions are encouraged and ...

How to College: 14 Tips for Students Entering College

As August approaches, some will set foot on college campuses as a student for the first time. The transition from high school can be tough for students as they learn to navigate overtly complex systems ...

Equity in Education: An Analysis of China’s “Double Reduction” Policy from a Utopian Socialist Perspective

Introduction On July 23, 2021, The General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the General Office of the State Council jointly issued a policy statement titled “Opinions ...

Legal Recreational Marijuana Sales and College Applications

Recently, myself and coauthor Dr. Joshua Hess of the University of South Carolina were interviewed about our research on the impact of legal marijuana sales on collegiate application quantity and quality. ...

H.E.R.O. Profile—Joan Robinson

Not Known Enough A trailblazer, iconoclast, innovator, and disruptor in economic theory and academia, Joan Violet Robinson (nee Maurice) (1903-1983) would profoundly contribute to thought that remains ...