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Student Resources

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The economics department provides mentorship and academic support to help students achieve their goals.

Seeking academic support? Meet with your professor in office hours (see below) or visit the economics peer tutors.

Ready to declare economics as your major or minor? Be sure to fill out the before filling out your Major Declaration Form from the Registrar.

Not sure which electives to take? Here are some recommendations based on possible interests.

ProfessorTeaching and Research AreasOfficeOffice Hours (Spring 2026)
Environment, Recycling, Energy, and Climate PolicyFowler 222 
Alaa AbdelfattahLabor and Urban EconomicsFowler 223Wed 9-10am, Thurs 3-5pm
Industrial Organization, Information and Technology, and Arts & Media Markets Fowler 221Mon 2-3:25pm, Tues 2-2:55pm, Thurs 1:15-2:10pm 
Jorgen HarrisIntermediate MicroeconomicsFowler 208On sabbatical for AY 26-27
Macroeconomics, Economic History, Financial Crises, and the Great DepressionFowler 213MWF (10:00-10:30 am), W (4:20-5:00 pm), additional rotating office hours posted each week at
Microeconomic Theory, Public Finance, and Behavioral EconomicsFowler 217By appointment 
Labor, Immigration, Race, Gender, and PovertyFowler 214On sabbatical for AY 26-27
Muhammad Zia MemoodManagerial Economics; Development Economics; Political Economy; Applied MicroeconomicsFowler 322By appointment: Thursday 3pm-5pm and Friday 11am-noon
International Trade, Development, and Applied MicroeconomicsFowler 222 
Mondays, 2:00-3:30pm Wednesdays, 10:00-10:30am Wednesdays, 1:00-2:30pmFowler 223Mon 4:00-5:30pm, Wed 2:30-4:00pm, Fri 12:15-12:45pm
Accounting and Corporate FinanceFowler 206 
S.K. RitadhiApplies Microeconomics, Development, and FinanceFowler 216 
Environmental & Resource Economics and International TradeFowler 412 
Kevin M. WilliamsEducation, Applied Econometrics, Data Science, and Labor Fowler 223On sabbatical for Fall 2026
Contact Economics
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