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Professor Jonathan Cogliano to join Economics Department Fall ’13 semester

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The Economics Department would like to introduce Jonathan Cogliano, who will be joining us the Fall 2013 semester. He is finishing his Ph.D. in Economics at the New School for Social Research, and is thrilled to be joining the Department of Economics at Dickinson College. His primary areas of teaching expertise are political economy, macroeconomics, microeconomics, the history of economic thought, and using computer simulations to explore complex economic problems. His dissertation research focuses on applying modern ideas and tools, like computer simulations, to issues in the political economy of advanced capitalist economies. He also conducts research on the macroeconomics of climate change that explores potential avenues for avoiding a climate catastrophe. Prior to studying at the New School, he completed a B.A. in Economics with a minor in Mathematics at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

Dickinson Alum Chandon Sapkota '09 co-authors article in new publication by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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Chandan Sapkota '09, an economics officer at the Asian Development Bank, Nepal Resident Mission, co-authors article "Employing India: Guaranteeing Jobs for the Rural Poor" in a new publication from Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.  For more information about this new publication, or to read the full article, please click here.

Dickinson Alumnae Sora Park ’07 selected for 2013 Fellowship on Women and Policy

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Dickinson Alumnae Sora Park ’07 has won a 2013 Fellowship on Women and Policy at SUNY Albany and will be working for Assemblywoman Barbara Clark for the 2013 legislative session.  Sora is a first year PhD student of Public Administration at Rockefeller College of Public Administration and Policy at SUNY Albany with specialization in Financial Market Regulation.  Originally from South Korea, Sora graduated from Dickinson College with a double major in Economics and International Business & Management.  She became interested in women’s economic and financial issues while taking the senior seminar class on Women in Economy by Professor Ebru Kongar. After receiving her Master’s degree in Economics from SUNY Buffalo, she worked in the New York State Assembly for the 2012 legislative session as a Graduate Scholar, which provided the opportunity for her to understand the public policy making process. She is now enthusiastic to go back to the Assembly for another year and work to enhance women’s roles through the legislature.  For more information on Sora Park and her Fellowship, please click here