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NEWS ITEMS:

General News:

New simplified Economics Minor has been approved.
Check the undergraduate web page for details.


Rolf Fare and Shawna Grosskopf appeared on ISI's list of the 250 most cited scientists in Economics/Business. No other economist in Oregon is on the list.


New faculty appointments for Fall 2008:

Qinglai Meng, Ph.D. from New York University and Associate Professor at Chinese University of Hong Kong, has joined the department as an Associate Professor. Qinglai's fields are macroeconomics and mathematical economics.


Daniel Stone has completed his Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins University and has joined the department as an Assistant Professor. Dan's fields are microeconomics and industrial organization.


Graduate Student Placements:


Natsuko Iwasaki has been appointed Assistant Professor of Economics at SUNY-Farmingdale.


Ke Yang has been appointed assistant professor in the School of Business at the University of Hartford.


Feng Yao has been appointed assistant professor of economics at West Virginia University.


Breaking the Walls

Maria Kabalyk, a 2007 fellow from Russia, studies economics at Oregon State University. Last October, Maria was elected President of the university’s European Student Association and she took charge of organizing the Association’s 15th annual “European Night”. The theme of the evening was Breaking the Walls, commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. The formal event featured a five-course meal with different European cuisines, and international students provided a variety of entertainment, including waltzes and tangos, rhythmic gymnastics, traditional European songs, and instrumental performances. The evening was a chance to experience the rich culture from across Europe, and, as Maria notes, “share our perspectives and traditions with others so that we may educate, entertain, and break the walls of misconception and separation between diverse groups.”






 

welcome

Welcome to the web site of the Department of Economics at Oregon State University.

The Department of Economics consists of a community of economics scholars who are committed to OSU's mission of contributing to the economic, social, and environmental welfare of Oregon, the nation, and the world and to building excellent instructional research, and service programs that are competitive with those found at top 10 land grant universities in the U.S.

Department faculty include internationally recognized scholars who publish regularly in professional journals, serve on editorial and advisory boards, and consult with businesses, and government agencies at state, national and international levels. The faculty pursue research in a variety of fields, including macroeconomics, microeconomics, econometrics, antitrust, economic development, health economics, industrial organization, international economics, labor economics, productivity analysis, public economies, and regulatory economics. Two of our faculty members are listed in Who's Who in Economics, a distinction conferred on only the top 4 percent of published economists in the world.

The Department offers undergraduate degrees in economics and in managerial economics and participates in the Master of Public Policy (MPP) and the Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies (MAIS).

The small size of our Department creates an environment in which students and faculty are in direct and close interaction, allowing students to obtain a rigorous and high quality education in Economics. Students receive individualized advising and attention similar to that in a liberal arts college while enjoying the academic benefits of working with internationally recognized scholars.

Economics training provides excellent preparation for graduate work in economics, public policy, law and business. OSU Economics graduates also use their degrees to work professionally in the public (federal, state and local government) and private (banking, consulting, retail, and corporate) sectors.

We invite you to explore our web site to learn more about Economics at OSU.