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The Effects of COVID-19 Vaccination Rates on States’ Quarterly GDP

Academic Festival
Economics

Analyzing the effects states’ COVID-19 vaccination rates may have on their overall economic output, measured by GDP.

Data Analysis: Race Demographics and its Role in Poverty and Housing

Academic Festival
Economics

Race in the United States has long acted as a determinant for opportunity, especially regarding housing and economic mobility. Redlining’s existence in New York City…

Sustainability Internship @ Mani & Co.

Business & Management
Career Services
Economics

Mani&Co was more than just a learning experience it was understanding business development because the company still acted like a startup. Which allowed me to…

Race & Racism: Building an Anti-racist Society

African, African American, Diaspora Studies
Anthropology
Economics
History
Political Science
Provost
Psychology
Sociology
Student Affairs
Women's and Gender Studies

Starting this fall, a new interdisciplinary course will be open to all students, faculty, and staff who want to practice effective anti-racism.

Black Mountain College Musings

Economics
Provost

Russell Williams, associate professor of economics, will have his personal reflection “Intergenerational Reverberations” published in the upcoming special issue of the Appalachian Journal.