Illinois State University’s Undergraduate Women in Economics (UWE) joined others in February to attend the annual Women in Economics Symposium.
Role models matter: UWE’s journey to St. Louis Fed’s Women in Economics Symposium
Unit: Economics
Dr. Yusuf Sarfati and Dr. Oguzhan Dincer awarded Elliott Grant
The Scott M. Elliott Cross-Disciplinary Pilot Grant Program review committee has awarded Dr. Yusuf Sarfati (Department of Politics and Government) and Dr. Oguzhan Dincer (Department of Economics) with a $4,669 grant for their project entitled, “Corruption and Democracy in Turkey.”
Graduate students educate, entertain crowd at Three Minute Thesis competition
Doctoral student Sadia Sultana took the top prize at Illinois State University’s Three Minute Thesis competition February 23 at the Normal Theater.
Meet your 2023 Three Minute Thesis contestants
This year, 11 contestants will compete and have the opportunity to share their research with all in attendance. Hear from each contestant and learn more about their research topic, their department support, and the faculty and staff impact that has been made.
Three Minute Thesis competition, February 23
The annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition will be at 6 p.m. Thursday, February 23, at the Normal Theater located in Uptown Normal. The event is free and open to the public.
DMPTool available to assist researchers with data management plans
Illinois State University is now affiliated with DMPTool, an open-source online application built to assist researchers in creating comprehensive data management and sharing plans in easy-to-view formats.
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Three named 2022 “Researchers to Know”
Three Illinois State University professors have been named 2022 “Researchers to Know” by the Illinois Science and Technology Coalition (ISTC).
Two-time economics grad turns her passion for renewable energy into a career
Like a lot of students, Hannah McCorry ’19, M.S. ’22, started college not knowing what she wanted to major in or what she would pursue for a career. One class and the professor who taught it changed all that.
By the numbers: Data drives national economist’s advocacy
As the first Black woman to serve as the U.S. Department of Labor’s chief economist, alumna Janelle Jones found a national stage in her push for equity.
