Integrating Applied Field Work into the Undergraduate Economics Curriculum

As part of the Ateneo Department of Economics and ACERD seminar series, Dr Thomas Kemp talks about integrating field work into the undergraduate economics curriculum.

You may register for the event at go.ateneo.edu/PznUrj

Presentation

Video Recording of the Seminar

ATENEO DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND ACERD SEMINAR SERIES

• February 9, 10am
  Competition policy for economic development
  James Roumasset, PhD, Professor Emeritus, University of Hawaii
  Register at go.ateneo.edu/13mxpZ

• February 23, 10am
  Policy reform options for indonesia in the post-covid era, with some implications for the Philippines
  Hal Hill. PhD, Arndt Professor Emeritus, Australian National University
  Register at go.ateneo.edu/AqrAp1

• March 9, 9am
  International cooperation for development: Learning from trade and tax policies
  Marilou Uy, Director of the Secretariat, G24
  Register at go.ateneo.edu/ChwuhY

• March 23, 10am
  Integrating applied field work into the undergraduate economics curriculum
  Thomas Kemp, PhD, Professor, University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire
  Register at go.ateneo.edu/PznUrj

• April 27, 4pm
  Conducting randomized controlled trials in developing countries: Evidence, lessons, and practices
  Asad Islam, PhD, Professor, Monash University
  Register at go.ateneo.edu/PsqEXg

• May 11, 10:00 AM
  Strength in numbers: A field experiment in gender, influence, and group dynamics
  Olga Stoddard, PhD, Assistant Professor, Brigham University
  Register at go.ateneo.edu/Ks5pxM

• May 25, 4:00 PM
  The site-specific nutrient management strategy for rice: a microeconomic analysis
  Divina Gracia Rodriguez, PhD, Research Scientist, Bioeconomy Research
  Register at go.ateneo.edu/TJM0eo