2010
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.

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

Darrick Hamilton –Associate Director of the Summer Training Program and Professor of Economics, Management and Urban Policy in Milano-The New School.

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

Fernando Lozano – Fernando received his Ph.D. from UC Santa Barbara and is currently Assistant Professor of Economics at Pomona College.

Chris Goodwin – Chris is currently a Ph.D. student at UC Santa Barbara and he focuses on Environmental and Econometrics.

Kevin Schnepel – Kevin is currently a Ph.D. student at UC Santa Barbara and he focuses on Labor and Econometrics.

Jennifer Schulte –  Jennifer is currently a Ph.D. student at UC Santa Barbara and she focuses on Applied Microeconomics.

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.

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.

Peter Kuhn – Peter received his Ph.D. from Harvard Universtiy 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.

Ngina Chiteji – Ngina is the Interim Chair of the AEA Committee on the Status of Minority Groups in the Economics Profession & Department of Economics at Skidmore College.

Heather Royer – Heather received her Ph.D. from UC Berkeley and is currently Assistant Professor of Economics at Santa Barbara where she focuses on health economics.