2008
Summer Training Program Faculty

Foundations Level:

Ed Balsdon – Ed received his Ph.D. from Santa Barbara and is currently Professor of Economics at San Diego State University.

Laura Connolly – Laura received her Ph.D. from Northwestern and is currently Professor of Economics at the University of Northern Colorado.

Brian Duncan – Brian received his Ph.D. from Santa Barbara and is currently Professor of Economics at the University of Colorado, Denver.

Darrick Hamilton – Professor of Economics, Management and Urban Policy in Milano-The New School.

Shawn Knabb – Shawn received his Ph.D. from Santa Barbara and is currently Professor of Economics at Western Washington University.

Chris Stoddard – Chris received her Ph.D. from Santa Barbara and is currently Professor of Economics at Montana State University.

Steve Trejo – Associate Director of the Summer Training Program and Professor of Economics at the University of Texas.

Advanced Level:

Kelly Bedard – Kelly received her Ph.D. from Queen’s University and is currently Professor of Economics at Santa Barbara where she focuses on labor economics.

Javier Birchenall – Javier received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago and is currently Professor of Economics at Santa Barbara where he focuses on macroeconomics.

Henning Bohn – Henning received his Ph.D. from Stanford and is currently Professor of Economics at Santa Barbara where he focuses on macroeconomics.

Gary Charness – Gary received his Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and is currently Professor of Economics at Santa Barbara where he focuses on experimental economics.

Rod Garratt – Rod received his Ph.D. from Cornell and is currently Professor of Economics at Santa Barbara where he focuses on microeconomic theory.

Peter Kuhn – Peter received his Ph.D. from Harvard University and is currently Professor of Economics at Santa Barbara where he focuses on labor economics.

Doug Steigerwald – Doug received his Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and is currently Director of the Summer Training Program and Professor of Economics at Santa Barbara where he focuses on econometrics.