Economics Department Where Students & Learning Come First.
Economics Home  Faculty   Careers 
spacer spacer spacer spacer

Welcome to the homepage of the Department of Economics. The Department offers the BA degree in Economics with concentrations in General Economics, Applied Economics, Public Policy or International Economics. We welcome your interest in our courses and programs! This page is designed to provide information on the programs offered by the department and the activities of its members. You can obtain information by clicking on the appropriate item.

The Economics Department is located in Beckham Hall, room 106, just off the lobby. Faculty contact information can be found by clicking on the "Contact Us" link to the right. Students who are active in Facebook are invited to join the "I Love Economics" group for updates on the department's student activities.

Current Economics Department News

This is the news:

Alumni: Shane Madden (2003) is Product Design and Costing Specialist for Alcan Baltek in Tennessess. Liz Montano, 2002 graduate, received her masters in economics from UC-Santa Barbara and is headed this fall to Harvard University's MBA program. Jamie Stiller, 2007 graduate, is an economic analyst with Research Triangle Institute in NC. Rich Moore (2007) is operations analyst in the energy trading group of Citadel Investment Group in Chicago. Roy Wagner (2005) is Recreation Director at Centenary Methodist Church in Lexington. Congratulations everyone!! Alums, please contact us with your news!!

Outside Speakers: Dr. James "Ike" Brannon spoke March 22 on "Tax Policy Circa 2009". Dr. Brannon most recently was chief economist for the Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Congress. Dr. Cletus Coughlin, Senior Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, spoke April 19 on "Free Trade Policy: Economically Sound, Politically Fragile". The Department is lining up other speakers for the coming academic year. Speakers are funded by a grant from the EKU Foundation. If you have a speaker suggestion, please contact Dr. Fred Ruppel, Interim Chair of the Department.

TUTORING: Tutoring for Eco 120, 230 and 231 is available during the fall and spring terms in the Economics Tutoring Center in Beckham Hall 103. Hours are

Mondays 9-12 and 3:30-4:30

Tuesdays 12:30-3

Wednesdays 9-12 and 3:30-4:30

Thursdays 12:30-3

Fridays 10-12 and 3:30-4:30

STAFF CHANGES: Dr. John Wade will become Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences effective July 1. Dr. Fred Ruppel will serve as Interim Chair.


spacer
American Economics Association Website for Undergraduates College of Arts and Sciences Graduate Study InformationContact Us Degree Programs Departmental News EKU Center for Economic Education Facebook
 
EKU Economics Department
521 Lancaster Avenue
106 Beckham Hall
Richmond, KY 40475
(859) 622-1769 - Phone
(859) 622-5065 - Fax