upcoming faculty teaching visit with william collins on march 20th

posted by tracy tveit on saturday, march 1, 2014 in news.

william collins

terence e. adderley jr. professor of economics & professor of history (by courtesy) and department chair

econ 266: topics in the economic history of the us

professor collins is an economic historian whose research concentrates on twentieth-century labor market and urban history. his recent work has studied changes in racial disparities in earnings and educational attainment, inter-regional migration, the economic impact of urban riots, the history of urban renewal programs, and the origins of the baby boom. in his course: topics in the economic history of the us, dr. collins offers an analysis of major issues and debates in american economic history.

date: thursday, march 20th
class time: 9:35-11:50am
location: buttrick hall, rm 102
facilitator: joe bandy
discussion location:  tba

faculty of any rank register now