Seminars and Workshops

We offer multiple opportunities for students to interact with renowned experts in the field as well as their peers and be exposed to diverse, cutting-edge research as well as present their own. Search our seminars and workshops to learn something new.

Economics of Agriculture, Trade and Development

Spring 2022

March 9: Martin Fiszbein (Boston University) 3:30pm
March 22: John Ng’ombe (NC A&T)
April 5: David Newburn (University of Maryland)
April 19: Norbert Wilson (Duke)

EATD is scheduled from 3pm – 4:15 pm. All seminars will be available virtually, but some may also be available to attend in person.

Coordinators: Raymond Guiteras and Heidi Schweizer.

Triangle Resources and Environmental Economics Seminar Series (TREE)

Spring 2022

February 10: Ivan Rudik (Cornell)
March 3: Paige Weber (UNC)
March 24: Sheetal Sekhri (University of Virginia)
April 7: Fran Moore (U.C. Davis)
April 21: Jay Shimshack (University of Virginia)

International Economics

Spring 2022

April 14: Lorenzo Caliendo (Yale) and Fernando Parro (PSU) NC State campus
April 28: Pol Antras (Harvard) and Felix Tintelnot (Chicago) Duke campus

CEnREP Applied Methods Colloquia

Spring 2022

April 1: Sherzod Akhundjanov (Utah State University) “Synthetic Control Methods for Environmental Economists”
April 15: Steve Miller (University of Colorado) “Machine Learning Applications in Natural Resource Economics”

All seminars are from 12-1:00pm.

Econometrics Workshop

Spring 2022

March 25: Michael “Qingliang” Fan (CUHK) “Time-varying Minimum Variance Portfolio” 10:30am – 11:45am via zoom.

Agricultural and Resource Economics

Economics of Agriculture, Trade and Development

Spring 2022

Triangle Resources and Environmental Economics Seminar Series (TREE)

Spring 2022

International Economics

Spring 2022

CEnREP Applied Methods Colloquia

Spring 2022

Econometrics Workshop

Spring 2022