Everyone is welcome to the second Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco University Symposium

Place: University Place, Willamette Ballroom

Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009
Time: 2:00 - 5:30 p.m.

For more information about this event, please contact:
Professor Rossitza Wooster
wooster@pdx.edu
(503) 725-3944

3 Week Study Program in Oaxaca, as part of the Winter '09 PSU Workshop on International Migration. Study the economic and political context of Mexican migration to the U.S. in four integrated courses, held for 7 weeks at PSU 3 weeks in Oaxaca, Mexico. For more information see Mary King or http://www.oia.pdx. edu/ea/programs/ search.php?pid=208

Peter Dorman, Economics Dept., Evergreen State College, "The Coming Economic Showdown over Climate Change" :Friday, Oct. 24th, 3 pm, SH 212

André Rossi de Oliveira, Visiting Faculty, Economics Dept., PSU "Global Warming with Asymmetric Players and Leadership: An Evolutionary Approach " : Friday, Nov. 14th, 3 pm, SH 212

Bill Jaeger, Agricultural and Resource Economics, Oregon State Univ., "How Have Urban Growth Boundaries Affected Portland Land Prices?" : Friday, Nov. 21st, 3 pm, SH 212

Yoko Nagase, Visiting Faculty, Economics Dept., PSU, "Environmental Policies and Resource Use in a Recyclable Product Market" : Friday, Dec. 5th, 3 pm, SH 212

Five Week Workshop on Gender and Development in the Caribbean Open to undergraduates andgraduate students

Economics Department Support for Student Presentations at Conferences The Economics Department has a limited amount of funds available with which it can provide some financial support for students who present papers at conferences.

Event:Everyone is welcome at an Economics Seminar

Friday, June 6 - 2:45 pm, SMU 229
"The State of the State: The View from the State Economist's Office"
Tom Potiowsky, State Economist, Oregon
Immediately followed by the Economics Department Spring Term Party!!!

Wednesday, May 21 - 2 pm SMU 298
"Far Flung Europe: What is the Economic Impact of Geography?"
John Luke Gallup, Portland State University

Monday, April 28 - 7 pm, SMU Ballroom, 3rd Floor
"Prospects for a New Economy: Beyond Crunch Economics and the Squeeze on Working America."
Jared Bernstein, Economic Policy Institute

Friday, April 18-2 pm, Room SMU 333
"Alternatives to Neoliberalism: Latin America Leads the Way"
Robin Hahnel, American University

Friday, April 4th, 2:00 pm
SMU 329
"Economists, Value Judgements & Climate Change: A View from Feminist Economics"
Julie Nelson
Global Development and Environment Institute
Tufts University
Co-Sponsored by Portland State University~Rs Working Group on Social Sustainability

Five Week Workshop on Gender and Development in the Caribbean
Open to undergraduates and graduate students