PhD Graduates in Public Policy & Political Economy
Erjok Ayoor Apech Erjok (Spring 2023)
Three Essays on Terrorism Impact on Development: A Case Study of Al-Shabaab Terrorist Spillover From Somalia to Kenya and Its Impact on Kenya’s Developmental Vision 2030
Adela Santana (Fall 2022)
Unlocking the Transformative Potential of Health Information (Health It) Technology: Institutional, Ecological & Contextual Influences Shaping Health It Adoption Regionally
Robert John Moreau (Summer 2022)
The Transition From Authoritarianism to Democracy: What Can We Learn From the Experience of the Arab Spring?
Kate Ebere Maduforo (Spring 2022)
A Review of the Relationship between Federal Entrepreneurship Programs and Regional Development: The Youth Enterprise with Innovation in Nigeria (YouWIN) Program
Joseph A. Mauriello (Spring 2022)
Accounting for the Unaccountable: The Internal Auditor’s Role in Curbing National Corruption
Sara Johnson (Spring 2022)
High-Speed Rail in Texas: An Analysis of Public Opinion and Rural Opposition
Christine Oketch (Summer 2021)
The Future of Soft Skills in a High Technology Labor Market
Matthew Munday (Summer 2021)
Taiwan and the Recognition Decisions of Developing States
John Taden (Summer 2021)
Resource Booms, Manufacturing Busts, and Cross-Border Spillovers in Post-Colonial Africa
Tian Hang (Summer 2021)
Wage Determinants of College Graduates in China: A Case Study of Nanjing
Ogulsoltan Arzageldiyeva (Summer 2021)
Factors Affecting the Shingles Vaccination Rate in Seniors: The Shingles (Zostavax) and Tetanus Vaccination Comparison
Mercedez Callenes (Fall 2020)
Gender Disparities in Decision Making in Agriculture: A Case of Study of Small Producers in Peru
Jasmine Latiolais (Fall 2020)
Exogenous Responses and Endogenous Recovery: How Federal Disaster Relief Affects Disaster Recovery
Leslie Stanaland (Fall 2020)
Black Gold or Black Hole? The Effects of Oil on the Informal Economy
Rafael Martin (Fall 2020)
A Taxonomic Examination of the Determinants of University Licensing Revenue
Danielle Zaychik (Fall 2020)
Where They Die of the Unknown: A Study of United States Medicolegal Death Investigation Systems and Mortality Data Quality
Jeanine Alpert (Fall 2020)
Continued Education for Adults Wth Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: A Phenomenological Study of Post High School Programming
David Saucedo De La Fuente (Summer 2020)
“The Effect of Drug-Related Violence on Mexico’s Economy: Labor Productivity, Greenfield FDI Projects, and Household Remittances. A Spatial Econometric Approach“
Professor: Brian Berry
Salma Mirza (Summer 2020)
“Consumer Confidence Index Surveys: A New Indicator From Pakistan“
Professor: Brian Berry
Paulo Marcio Cavallo De Oliveira (Summer 2020)
“The Rise of Cities: Three Essays on the Spatial Reconfiguration of FDI in the U.S.“
Professor: Clint Peinhardt
Sayeeda Jamilah (Spring 2020)
“Values, Public Service, and Political Engagement: Muslim Americans and Their Institutions of Secondary Education”
Professor: Brian Berry
Cory Carr (Spring 2020)
“Are Active Labor Market Policies Reducing Youth Unemployment in the European Union?”
Professor: Brian Berry, Jonas Bunte
Jingnan Bi (Spring 2020)
“Child Social Capital and Health: The Protective and Promotive Effects of Social Capital on Child Health in Fragile Families”
Professor: Richard Scotch
Brett Cease (2019 Fall)
“Climate Polycentricity by Subnational U.S. Actors: Three Lenses to Examine Efficacy and Impact”
Professor: Lloyd Dumas, Euel Elliott
Olufunlola Arowolo (2019 Summer)
“Foreign Investment Dependence and Infant Mortality Outcomes in the Sub-Sahara: A Bayesian P-Spline Approach to Processing Missing Sub-Regional Data”
Professor: Patrick Brandt
Hyoungah Kim (2019 Summer)
“Three Essays on Traffic Crashes: Global Health Burdens and Policy Implementations ”
Professor: Dohyeong Kim
Gregory Phelan (2019 Spring)
“Three Essays on Education Policy”
Professor: Rodney Andrews
Sean Hubbard (2019 Spring)
“High Price, High Importance: Examining Demand for High-Priced Credit”
Professor: Simon Fass
Dennis Okyere (2018 Fall)
“Effects of Mobile Phone Use on Household Travel Behavior in Kumasi, Ghana”
Professor: Brian Berry
Samantha Dean (2018 Fall)
“College Preparedness: The Problem in North Texas”
Professor: Brian Berry
Patricia Chen (2018 Fall)
“The Search for Clarity: An Impact Assessment of Permanent Supportive Housing in Dallas, Texas, and Comparative Case Studies of Housing First in Five Cities”
Professor: Richard Scotch
Soojin Min Conover (2018 Summer)
“Disparity in Risk Factors for Urban Residential Fire Related Injuries and Deaths”
Data Analytics and Researcher, Boston Medical Center
Professor: Dohyeong Kim
Alisha Kim (Fall 2017)
“New models of multilateralism: Investigating the dynamics of transboundary water governance”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Anh Pham (Fall 2017)
“Exploring Determinants for Recruitment and Retention of Family Doctors for Rural Practice in Vietnam: Lessons From A Discrete Choice Experiment”
Professor: Dohyeong Kim
Priyanka Vyas (Fall 2017)
“Examining Spatial Mismatch in the Supply and Demand for Maternal and Child Health Services in Bangladesh”
Professor: Dohyeong Kim
Yingyuan Zhang (Fall 2017)
“Chinese Residential Housing Policy Evaluation”
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Agustin Palao Mendizabal (Summer 2017)
“Mexico’s Credit Guarantees Program: Financial Inclusion and the Promotion of Rural Development”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Xiang Cai (Spring 2017)
“Affordable Housing Policies in China: A Comparative Case Study”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Matthew McDonough (Spring 2017)
“The Effects of Defense R&D on Technological Progress: Resource Diversion Versus Spillover Benefits”
Professor: Lloyd Dumas
Ayesha Tahir Hashmi (Summer 2016)
“Islamic Finance in the United States: Adoption and Adaptation”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Ferzana Dara Havewala (Spring 2016)
“The Dynamics Between the Food Environment and Residential Segregation: Separate Menus in Metros, Counties and Neighborhoods”
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Ryan Krone (Spring 2016)
“Human Organization, Democratic Rule of Law and Presumptive Legitimacy: A Cross-Country Examination of a Global Dataset”
Professor: Donald A. Hicks
Roy Robbins (Spring 2016)
“An Inquiry Into the Effects of the North American Free Trade Agreement Upon Four Texas Counties on the Texas-Mexico Border”
Professor: Euel Elliott
Yi-En (Mike) Tso (Spring 2016)
“Locations for Emergency Shelters in Taiwan: A Policy Issue in Disaster Preparedness”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry and Dohyeong Kim
Irwanda Wisnu Wardhana (Spring 2016)
“Business and Social Efficiency of the Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises: Evidence from Data Envelopment Analysis”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Osamah A. Almuayyad (Summer 2015)
“Effects of No Child Left Behind on the Performance of Texas Public High Schools”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Young Joon Oh (Summer 2015)
“Agent-Based Network Modeling for the 2008 Financial Crisis and the Sluggish Recovery”
Professor: Euel Elliott
Lokenathan (Logan) Palanisamy (Summer 2015)
“Internal Control Financial Reporting and Firm Performance: A Public Policy Evaluation of Section 404(a) of the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002”
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
Brandon W. Seitzler (Summer 2015)
“National and Religious Identity and Political Culture: Southern Baptist Missionaries in Brazil”
Professor: Jennifer S. Holmes
Cheri Colter (Spring 2015)
“Spatial Inequality and Academic Outcomes: An Analysis of Neighborhood Factors Affecting Student Performance”
Professor: Brian J. L. Berry/James C. Murdoch
William Carlos Grover (Spring 2015)
“The Efficacy of Price Control of Address Wartime Inflation”
Professor: Brian J. L. Berry
Ying Jia (Spring 2015)
“Venture Capital in Chinese Economic Growth”
Professor: Brian J. L. Berry
Mary Frances Miller (Spring 2015)
“Regional Differences in Dairy Supply Response to Price and Policy”
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
Julie Ellen Burlingame Percival (Spring 2015)
“Variation in High School Dropouts and Their Outcomes”
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Scott James Briggs (Fall 2014)
“Health Information Technology: Assessing the Impact of Electronic Medical Records in Primary Care”
Professor: Donald A. Hicks
Alexis Jill Cass (Fall 2014)
“Financial Knowledge, Fringe Banking and the Near Poor”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Corey A. Hendon (Fall 2014)
“Polity Futures: A Fiscal Policy Innovation for Globally-Integrated Communities”
Professor: Euel Elliott
Alero Esimaje Akporiaye (Summer 2014)
“Political Risk and Multinational Corporations: Case of Multinational Energy Corporations”
Professor: Patrick Brandt
Malinda Hicks (Fall 2013)
“Reducing Disparities in the Use of Treatments for Depression and Other Mood Disorders: Does Site of Care Matter?”
Dallas Regional Office of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Inspector General
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Michelle Powell Leake (Summer 2013)
“Do School Districts Have the Tools They Need to Hire Effective Teachers? Deriving Predictors of Teacher Effectiveness from Information Available to School District Hiring Personnel”
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Adrianna Mae Phillips (Summer 2013)
“Theories of Representation and Policy Implications for the Voting Rights Act of 1965”
Professor: Thomas L. Brunell
Mea Ahlberg (Spring 2013)
“Values and Development: Associations between Culture and Global Competitiveness”
Senior Lecturer, Moody School of Graduate and Advanced Studies – Southern Methodist University
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Yi-Bin Chang (Spring 2013)
“Personal Value Orientations and Redistribution: Why Do People Not Support Redistribution Even if They are Suffering from Economic Distress?”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Rubia da Rocha Valente (Spring 2013)
“Effects of Racial Discrimination on High School Performance and College Admission in Brazil”
Post-Doctoral Research, UT Dallas
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
James David Michael Latham (Spring 2013)
“The Impact of Conditional Cash Transfer Programs on Human Capital Accumulation”
Research analyst, Catalyst Commercial, Inc.
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry, Jennifer S. Holmes
Kara L. Sutton (Spring 2013)
“Socioeconomic, Behavioral and Health Determinants of Functional Status Decline and Institutionalization”
Self-Employed Consultant
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Olga Carolyn Stain Taylor (Spring 2013)
“Maternal Social Reproduction in Job Corps Youth”
Organizational Development Consultant
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Duong Thanh Truong (Spring 2013)
“Public Enterprises and Economic Performance: An Examination of Vietnamese State Owned Enterprises”
Software Engineer at National Bankruptcy Services, Inc.
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Musafare T. Mupanduki (Summer 2012)
“An Analysis of the Nature of and Remedies for Corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa: Focusing on Zimbabwe”
Chief Executive Officer, Consulting Group, Zimbabwe – Africa
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
Jesus Alejandro Tirado-Alcaraz (Summer 2012)
“Has Progresa-Oportunidades Alleviated Poverty in Mexico and Affected Mexican Domestic and International Migration?”
Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University – Lubbock
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Rubana Ahmed (Spring 2012)
“Access to Credit by the Poor: The Role of Peer-to-Peer Lending Via Not-for-Profit Organizations”
Research Associate at The Unviersity of Texas at Dallas Institute for Urban Policy Research
Professors: Brian J.L. Berry & James C. Murdoch
Lisa Anne Donnan Anderson (Spring 2012)
“Where Technology Meets Regulation: Investigating the Impact of the SEC’s Electronic Filing Requirements on Earnings Estimate Accuracy”
Conifer Health Solutions
Professor: Donald A. Hicks
Prachi Gupta (Spring 2012)
“Demand Side Management: An Approach to Peak Load Smoothing”
Senior Pricing Analyst at Luminant, a Subsidiary of Energery Future Holding Corp.
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Jeffery Alan Ayres (Fall 2011)
“Do Neighborhood Associations Help Sustain Inner-Ring Suburb Home Property Values?? An Analysis of the Richardson, Texas Market for Single Family Homes 2007 Through 2009”
Senior Financial Analyst, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
Professors: Brian J.L. Berry & James C. Murdoch
Jekabs Bikis (Fall 2011)
“Efficiency of the Welfare State: A Comparative Approach Using Data Envelopment Analysis”
Associate Dean, College of Business, Dalas Baptist University – Texas
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Ping Penny Chen (Fall 2011)
“Universities’ Entrepreneurial Performance: The Role of Agglomeration Economies”
Marketing Manager, ZTE Corporation
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Kimberly M. Jones (Summer 2011)
“The Effectiveness of College Readiness Programs: Evidence from a Program in Dallas Independent School District”
US Dept. of Commerce – Washington, DC
Professor: James C. Murdoch
Steven G. Conover (Summer 2011)
“U.S. Middle Class Income Stagnation, 2000-2007: Reality or Illusion?”
Commentator/Analyst for a National “Think Tank”
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Lavada Strickland (Summer 2011)
“The Effects of Technology on Educational Outcomes”
Sr. Statistical Analyst, Governments Division State Finance and Tax Statistics Branch, US Dept. of Commerce, US Census Bureau – DC
Professor: Simon M. Fass
Sheheryar Banuri (Spring 2011)
“Three Essays on Corruption: Experimental Evidence on the Effects of Anti-Corruption Policy on Individual Behavior”
World Bank – Washington, D.C.
Professor: Catherine C. Eckel
Monica Elizabeth Brussolo (Spring 2011)
“The Kuznets Hypothesis Revisited: Exploring Mexican Inequality at the Sub-National Level”
Assistant Director of Institutional Research Collin College
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Victor Pedro Vela Contreras (Spring 2011)
“Hispanic Migration in Dallas County”
Retired
Professors: Richard K. Scotch & Irving J. Hoch
Carol Cirulli Lanham (Spring 2011)
“Lessons in Sobriety: An Exploratory Study of a Recovery High School and Its Graduates”
Senior Lecturer, Sociology, School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences, The University of Texas at Dallas
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Olayemi M. Olabiyi (Fall 2010)
“Essays on HIV/Aids and Development Finance in Sub-Saharan Africa”
Professor: Sheila Amin Gutierrez de Pineres
Iyabode Ayodeji Ajiboye (Summer 2010)
“International Technology Transfer to Less Developed Countries, Firm Characteristics and Domestic Investment Climate: A Mimic Model”
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
Mohamed El-Komi (Summer 2010)
“Poverty: Alleviation through Microfinance and Implications on Education”
Economics and Finance, Durham University – England
Professor: Rachel Croson
Yu Xue (Summer 2010)
“An Empirical Investigation of Occupational Choice and Human Capital Accumulation at Mid-Life”
Research Scientist, Texas Schools Project, The University of Texas at Dallas
Professor: Paul Jargowsky
Adam Guerrero (Spring 2010)
“The Determinants of College Student Retention”
Chair/Associate Professor, Economics, Northwood University
Professor: Paul Jargowsky
Seokmin Kang (Spring 2010)
“Foreign Direct Investment by U.S. MNCS: Economic, Political, Demographic Determinants”
South Korea
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
Sarah Scott (Spring 2010)
“Why Participate? The Determinants of Participation in the Texas Voluntary Cleanup Program in Dallas”
Commerce Department – Washington, DC
Professor: James C. Murdoch
Yimin Ye (Spring 2010)
“FDI and Economic Growth in China”
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
Donald Jeffrey Keyser (Spring 2010)
“Innovation, Development Dynamics and Market Exclusivity in the U.S. Drug Industry, 1994-2006”
CEO/Founder, ZSPharma Inc.
Professor: Donald A. Hicks
Sai Loganathan (Fall 2009)
“Diffusion of Incremental Medical Innovations: The Case of Drug-Eluting Stents”
Policy Analyst at Health Quality Strategies Inc., – New York
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Yavuz Akalin (Fall 2009)
“Essays on the Role of International Institutions in Political Stability and Democracy”
Business Administration, Arizona State University
Professor: Harold Clarke
Matthew Openshaw (Fall 2009)
“The Health Impact of Limited Armed Conflict: Individual-Level Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa”
Information Service Coordinator, The University of Texas at Dallas
Professor: Marie I. Chevrier
Osvaldo Tello Rodriguez (Fall 2009)
“Globalization and Democracy in Latin America”
Chief of Staff, Economic Committee of the Mexican Congress
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Teresa Nelson (Summer 2009)
“Hispanic Dropouts and Pregnancies in Texas Public High Schools”
Independent Consultant/Researcher – Texas
Professor: Nathan Berg
Kaikaus Ahmad (Summer 2009)
“Slum Growth in the Rapidly Urbanizing Developing World”
Bangladesh Government – India
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
Maria Labastida Tovar (Spring 2009)
“Essays on Policies that Influence International Factor Mobility”
Research Associate/Lecturer of Economics, The University of Texas at Dallas
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Jimmy Lynn Verner, Jr. (Spring 2009)
“A New Look at the Minimum Wage’s Effect on Employment”
Attorney, Private Practice
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Honsoo Kim (Fall 2008)
“Job Mobility and Pension Participation”
Government of Ministry – South Korea
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Carlos Mendiola Amador (Fall 2008)
“Harvesting Biotechnology Ventures: Modeling the Probabilities for Alternative Liquidity Events”
Infometric Consultants Founder, Principal – Mexico
Professor: Donald A. Hicks
Bobby F. Praytor (Fall 2008)
“Water for the Metroplex: An Assessment of the Planning and Forecasting Techniques of Dallas Water Utilities”
Head, Long-Term Planning Dallas Water Utilities – Texas
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Paul Dabbs (Summer 2008)
“Factors Affecting Normative Student Transitions from Elementary to Middle School”
Plano Independent School District – Texas
Professor: Kurt Beron
Kristin Kuhne (Summer 2008)
“Pre-K Effects in Texas”
Associate Director, Texas Schools Project, The University of Texas at Dallas
Professor: Paul Jargowsky
Wei Lin (Summer 2008)
“The Impact of Federal R&D Obligations on the U.S. States’ Economies”
China
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
Jodie Foster (Spring 2008)
“Three Essays on Groundwater Depletion and Groundwater Conservation Districts in Texas”
Army Corps of Engineers – Texas
Professor: James C. Murdoch
Stephen Kiser (Spring 2008)
“Effect of Cross-Border Trade on the Texas Space-Economy”
Regional Economist, Dallas Division of Insurance and Research FDIC -Texas
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Adam Okulicz-Kozaryn (Spring 2008)
“Subjective Wellbeing/Life Satisfaction/Happiness: Determinants of Values at the Individual and Societal Levels”
Research Scientist, Texas Schools Project, The University of Texas at Dallas
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Gian Aryani (Fall 2007)
“Bounded Rationality and Police Vehicles: The Political Economy of Law Enforcement Procurement Decisions”
Director, Research and Administration, A&L Engineering and Consulting – Texas
Professor: Kurt Beron
Justin Mausel (Fall 2007)
“Economic Growth and Convergence in the European Union: Evaluation Using a Multi-Faceted, Political Economic Approach”
US Government Accountability Office – Washington, DC
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
John Dimitry (Summer 2007)
“Political Affiliation and Deference Decisions in Cases Involving Federal Administrative Agency Rulemaking”
Senior Legal Counsel, DHL
Professor: Anthony Champagne
Janice Francis (Spring 2007)
“Pawnbroking: Organization and Role of an Industry in Transition”
Tarrant County Community College (Ret.) – Texas
Professor: Simon Fass
Ling-Chun Hung (Spring 2007)
“Market Entry and Market Value: Linking Biotechnology Innovation to Value Creation”
Assistant Professor, Public Policy and Management, Shih-Hsin University
Professor: Donald A. Hicks
Irene Ngugi (Spring 2007)
“Evaluating Learning Outcomes in the Context of School Finance Equalization: A Study of the Robin Hood Policy in Texas”
Kenya – Africa
Professor: Wim Vijverberg
Yoonhwan Park (Spring 2007)
“The Relationship Between Suburbanization and Crime in U.S. Metropolitan Areas”
Assistant Professor, Public Administration College of Social Sciences, Kyonggi University
Professor: Paul Jargowsky
Julia So (Spring 2007)
“Commitment to School or Commitment to Work: Asian American Teenagers in Comparative Perspective”
Part-time Adjunct Professor, Sociology, Central New Mexico Community College and 2010-11 President, National Speakers Association of New Mexico.
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Fengxia Xiao (Spring 2007)
“Linking Venture – Capital Investment to New – Firm Formation”
Capital One – Texas
Professor: Donald A. Hicks
Melissa Alvarez-Montgomery (Spring 2007)
“The Impact of Medicaid Expansions of Asthmatic Children”
CMS Department of Health and Human Service, Federal Medicare/Medicaid Agency
Professors: Paul Jargowsky & Richard K. Scotch
Kruti Dholakia (Fall 2006)
“Determinants of Birth Outcomes in Texas”
Clinical Assistant Professor, Economics, The University of Texas at Dallas
Professor: Wim Vijverberg
Marion Busche Mcgregor-Triano (Fall 2006)
“Jurisdictional Control of Conservative Spine Care: Chiropractic Versus Medicine”
Professor/Director of Undergraduate Education, Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College – Canada
Professors: Euel Elliott & L. Douglas Kiel
Farahnaaz Khakoo (Summer 2006)
“Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Examining the Effects of Disaggregated Official Development Assistance”
Government Accountability Office – Washington, DC
Professor: Lloyd J. Dumas
Pernilla Johansson (Spring 2006)
“Is There a Female-Specific Pathway to Serious Delinquency? A Partial Empirical Test of Howell’s Suggested Pathway to Serious, Violent and Chronic Offending”
Manager of Research and Statistics at Dallas County Juvenile Department – Texas
Professor: Kimberly Kempf-Leonard
Brandon Roberts (Fall 2005)
“Medical Malpractice: Effects of Local Litigation Disparities on Local Medical Costs and Physician Supply”
Premier Insights – Mississippi
Professor: Euel Elliott
Sharon Wrobel (Summer 2005)
“The Effectiveness of Language Minority Programs in a Large Texas School District: A Longitudinal Case Study”
Assistant Professor, Public Administration, Institute of Government, University of Arkansas – Little Rock
Professor: Paul Tracy
Rui Yang (Summer 2005)
“Does Suburban Development Help Produce Economic Segregation”
Workers Compensation Research Institute – Massachusetts
Professor: Paul Jargowsky
Paul Iroghama (Summer 2005)
“Bandits or Rulers? Sources of Perceived Political Corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa”
Researcher – Nigeria
Professor: Harold Clarke
Jeannette Oshitoye (Spring 2005)
“Racial/Ethnic Disparities in the Pharmacological Management of Pediatric Asthma Patients”
Public Health Foundation – Delaware
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Sarah Craren (Spring 2005)
“The Political Economy of Global Deforestation”
Program Analyst, Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Inspector General – Texas
Professor: Lloyd Dumas
Stephanie Martin (Spring 2005)
“Determinants of Well-Being in Inupiat and Yupiit Eskimos: Do Communities Matter?”
Assistant Professor, Economics and Public Policy, The University of Alaska
Professor: Brian J.L. Berry
Steven Wolfson (Spring 2005)
“Racial Profiling in Texas Department of Public Safety Motor Vehicle Searches: Race Aware or Race Benign?”
Attorney/Educator, The University of Phoenix
Professor: Richard K. Scotch
Kalpana Pai (Fall 2004)
“Academic Performance in Texas Schools: Micro-Econometric Models of Student Achievement”
Assistant Professor, Economics and Finance, Texas Wesleyan University
Professor: Wim Vijverberg