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Students are welcome to come to this lively panel discussion on life after your economics degree featuring professional economists from all walks of life.

Do you find yourself drowning in messy spreadsheets? Discover how to bring order and clarity to your data using Marie Kondo-inspired principles in Excel! This fun and practical workshop will guide you through removing duplicates, tidying columns, and transforming cluttered datasets into meaningful insights. Let’s declutter your spreadsheets and spark joy in every cell!

The Department of Economics and the Economics Club present a faculty panel discussion on the economic impact of policies initiated during the Trump Administrations first 100 days.

In the context of economic upheaval, pervasive political conflict, and a still ongoing pandemic, students and teachers alike must grapple with trauma in their everyday lives. This session equips participants with a trauma-informed approach to teaching, anchored in compassion, preparedness, and accessibility. "Lessons from the Literature" sessions begin with a short overview of key research on a …more

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First-Year Advising will host Registration Drop-In Days to support first-year students as they register for Fall 2025 courses.

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First-Year Advising will host Registration Drop-In Days to support first-year students as they register for Fall 2025 courses.