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Stuart D. Allen, Professor, Head of Department Ph.D. University of Virginia, 1977 Monetary Economics, Macroeconomics Prof. Allen’s research at RePEc Office: Bryan 462; Telephone: 336-334-3166 |
| Peter Bearse, Associate Professor Ph.D. University of Virginia, 1995 Econometrics, Public Economics Prof. Bearse’s research at RePEc Office: Bryan 447; Telephone: 336-334-4871 |
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Dora Gicheva, Assistant Professor Ph.D. Yale University, 2010 Labor Economics and Personnel Economics Prof. Gicheva’s research at RePEC and NBER Office: Bryan 472; Telephone: 336-334-4865 |
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Garth Heutel, Assistant Professor Ph.D. University of Texas, 2007 Environmental and Natural Resources, Public Economics Prof. Heutel’s research at RePEC and NBER Office: Bryan 446; Telephone: 336-334-4872 |
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Stephen Holland, Associate Professor Ph.D. University of Michigan, 1999 Natural Resource, Environmental, and Energy Economics Prof. Holland’s research at RePEc and NBER Office: Bryan 465; Telephone: 336-334-4925 |
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Stephen Layson, Associate Professor Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1983 Microeconomics, Economics of Crime Prof. Layson’s research at RePEc Office: Bryan 457; Telephone: 336-334-4868 |
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Dennis Patrick Leyden, Associate Professor Ph.D. Carnegie Mellon University, 1986 Public Finance, Public Choice, Economics of Public Education Prof. Leyden’s research at RePEc Office: Bryan 460; Telephone: 336-256-8558 |
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Albert N. Link, Professor Ph.D. Tulane University, 1976 R&D, Innovation and Science Policy, Productivity Analysis, Evaluation Methodology Prof. Link’s research at RePEc and NBER Office: Bryan 461; Telephone: 336-334-5146 |
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John L. Neufeld, Professor Ph.D. University of Michigan, 1975 History of U.S. Electric Power Industry, History of Technology, Utility Regulation, Industrial Organization Prof. Neufeld’s research at RePEc Office: Bryan 449; Telephone: 336-334-4869 |
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David C. Ribar, Professor Ph.D. Brown University, 1991 Labor Economics, Demography, Applied Econometrics, Microeconomics Prof. Ribar’s research at RePEc and NBER Office: Bryan 458; Telephone: 336-334-3904 |
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Jeffrey Sarbaum, Senior Lecturer Ph.D. State University of New York, Binghamton, 1997 Experimental Economics, Microeconomics Dr. Sarbaum’s research at RePEc Office: Bryan 466; Telephone: 336-334-4866 |
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Michelle Sheran, Senior Lecturer Ph.D. University of Virginia, 2001 Labor Economics, Applied Microeconomics, Public Economics, Household Economics Dr. Sheran’s research at RePEc Office: Bryan 445; Telephone: 336-256-1192 |
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Kenneth Snowden, Professor, Director of Graduate Study Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1983 Economic History, History of Financial and Mortgage Markets Prof. Snowden’s research at RePEC and NBER Office: Bryan 450; Telephone: 336-334-4870 |
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Christopher Swann, Associate Professor Ph.D. University of Virginia, 1996 Labor, Applied Econometrics Prof. Swann’s research at RePEC Office: Bryan 467;Telephone: 336-334-4502 |
Adjunct Faculty
| Jeremy Bray Ph.D. University of North Carolina |
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Charles Courtemanche Ph.D. Washington University, St. Louis, 2008 Applied Microeconomics, Health Economics Prof. Courtemanche’s research at RePEC and NBER Office: Bryan 448; Telephone: 336-334-3910 |
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Joseph V. Terza Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh, 1981 Health Economics, Applied Econometrics Prof. Terza’s research at RePEC Office: Bryan 444; Telephone: 336-334-4892 |
Professor Emeriti
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Bruce J. Caldwell, Professor Emeritus Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1979 History of Economic Thought, Economic Methodology Joe Rosenthal Excellence Professor Office: 472 |
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Donald McCrickard, Associate Professor Emeritus and Associate Dean Emeritus Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1975 International Trade and Finance, Macroeconomic Policy Associate Dean, Bryan School of Business and Economics |
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Christopher J. Ruhm, Professor Emeritus, Jefferson-Pilot Excellence Professor Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley, 1984 Labor Economics, Health Economics, Applied Econometrics Prof. Ruhm’s research at RePEc and NBER Office: Bryan 458 |
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Terry Seaks, Professor Emeritus Ph.D. Duke University, 1972 Econometrics and Statistics |
