I am an Assistant Professor of Economics in the College of Business
& Technology at Seattle Pacific University. I specialize in
Applied Econometrics, Time Series Analysis, Development Economics,
and Agribusiness.
I enjoy helping students connect economic ideas to the choices they
make every day, from how they spend their time and money to how global
events shape the prices they see at the store. My goal in the classroom
is to make economics approachable, engaging, and something students
can carry with them long after the course ends.
In my research, I specialize in Applied Econometrics, Time Series
Analysis, and Development Economics. My current research focuses on
how econometric models and time series data can help us understand
the forces behind food commodity prices.
Outside of work, I enjoy being outdoors, driving, traveling, hiking,
and playing sports. I also love following just about every sport.
Full CV available
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