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CSMGEP was established by the American Economic Association (AEA) to increase the representation of minorities in the economics profession.
Joined January 2018
RT @AEACSWEP: The Summer Economic Fellowship Program is still open until Feb. 1st. For all the details and to apply, go to: .
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RT @AEAInformation: The @AEACSMGEP has posted a new economist profile remembering Rodney Andrews (@Rodprime), who was an Endowed Fellow and….
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RT @AEAInformation: Early bird registration for the 2025 @ASSAmeeting ends on December 3! Register today at #ASSA….
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RT @UofLEcon: Visit the @AEACSMGEP page to see the featured profile of @Rodprime. #HigherEdForEveryone. https://t.co….
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CSMGEP is requesting proposals for the next AEA Summer Program host. Preliminary proposals are due August 15th. Details about the application process can be found on our website: .
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RT @sge_econ: A panel discussion on "Jobs for Economists: Beyond Academia" for graduate students. Panelists from USDA, the U.S. Census Bure….
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2023 Andrew Brimmer Undergrad Prize deadline is near! Get your best students on this now! Deadline is Friday, Sep 29. Comes with CASH prize!!! All fields welcomed. Applications here:
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AEA's CSMGEP will sponsor a dissertation session at the AEA meetings next year (January 5-7, 2024) in San Antonio, TX. All the details can be found:.
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The New Perspectives on Environmental Justice session is scheduled for tomorrow, Friday, January 6th from 2:30 pm-4:30 pm in the Camp room of the Hilton Riverside hotel. #ASSA2023
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Come by the CSMGEP Dissertation Session scheduled for Friday, January 6th in the Commerce room of the Hilton Riverside. #ASSA2023
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resource Div.E.Q by Amanda Bayer & Gabrielle Casey. As always, the newsletter includes activities and announcements from CSMGEP, AERIP, the NEA and ASHE, 3 jobs outside of academia & three profiles of prominent economists, this year Roger Ferguson, Adela de la Torre & Vicki Bogan.
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Chantal Smith and Rommie Tribble; on why so many economists were wrong in their predictions for Latin American remittances during the pandemic by Susan Pozo; on a call to expand the profession’s views on the value of an economist by Larry Chavis and on the incredible teaching.
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the Association for Economic Research of Indigenous Peoples (AERIP) and the National Economic Association (NEA) has now been posted. This year’s newsletter features articles on how HBCUs are attracting undergraduates to the economics major by Nicholas Hill, Willene A Johnson,.
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Happy New Year! The 2023 edition of the Minority Report, a joint production of the AEA’s Committee on the Status of Minority Groups in the Economics Profession (CSMGEP), the American Society of Hispanic Economists (ASHE),.
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RT @FranciscaAntman: Friends of @AEACSMGEP and @AEACSWEP attending the @weai_org annual conference in Portland, OR are invited to join us f….
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RT @AEAInformation: Committee Spotlight: Ebonya Washington and @GaryAHoover discuss how @AEACSMGEP is working to boost representation of mi….
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We are now taking applications for the annual Small Group Breakfast Meeting for Underrepresented Minorities to be held at the 2022 ASSA virtual meeting. Thank you to @FinkelsteinAmy for being our special guest. For more info on how to apply, visit:
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Don't miss out on the NEA webinar series celebrating 100 Years of African American Economists with a talk featuring Professor Michelle Holder, John Jay College, on April 28th at 2 pm EST.
The NEA and AEA are co-sponsoring a webinar on April 28 about the undervaluing of black women in the American labor force. Dr. Michelle Holder will discuss her research on the "double gap" in wages for black working women. Register here:
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