RIP Roger, everyone who met you will miss you. The way you generously offer your time and ideas to everyone who needed it was a treasure. You ended up being the inspiring mentor to many of us. If we were down, you would bring us up.
Descansa en paz Roger!

Service Faculty and Educator of the Year with medallions 🏅 and their Presidents/Provosts.
Honored and humbled after meeting several excellent educators during this event. #MinnStateBOTawards

Yesterday was a day of celebration for me. I got awarded the 2024 Educator of the Year by the Board of Trustees of Minnesota State System. And, the one and only Cathy Wurzer, one of my MPR radio heroes, was officiating the event. This candid pic shows our mutual high regard 🌟

I appreciate the hospitality of the MSU Business. Thank you Todd Jones 🦊 for organizing. Beautiful weather and great company.

2024 Economic Report of the President dedicated the first chapter to our very own beloved and greatly missing Dr. William Spriggs. He was a giant and left a lasting impact on how we think about labor economics.
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Early Career Scholars: Apply for the Center’s fellowship program for #ECE research among Hispanic populations aimed at providing research funds, mentorship, and PD opportunities. forms.gle/mVi1VdNbZ7YhP9… #EmScholars #AcademicTwitter

Exciting news! Our interdisciplinary and interinstitutional project, FoodRx, is published and open access. Project aimed to glucose levels among diabetic patients through the power of food as medicine/ D.Tilstra , ASKLofthus , K.Switzer, K. Williamson lnkd.in/eW9NNBwM

Good day! The latest issue of JERP is now available with work on urban food deserts, racial/ethnic impacts of dam removals, housing vulnerability, as well as diversity and firm financial performance! Be sure to take a look! link.springer.com/journal/41996/…
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#EconTwitter what are some must read literature on multidimensional poverty indices? Bonus if it is in a refugee context

Dredging up an old tweet (thanks Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham!) I had saved to ask: is there something like this for relatively recent economics 'top' journal articles (top defined loosely)?

Trying to show grad students what applied methodologies are common.

Are you interested in conducting economic research on #DigitalGovernment at Inter-American Development Bank alongside an amazing team led by Ben Roseth? Apply now! iadbcareers.taleo.net/careersection/…

Looking for a postdoc in labor, health econ and/or labor/health disparities? Come work with me Kurt Lavetti & others at Ohio State OSU Economics Dept. on an NIH-funded project studying how jobs and workplaces impact racial health disparities. More info here: osu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/OSUCaree…

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The deadline for the 3rd Highland Health Economics Conference is in one week (March 1). You don't want to miss the chance to discuss some of the best new research in health econ in a fabulous setting. There may be bagpipes. Here are the deets:

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Are you a health economist? Is your work focused on public policy, financing, or technological innovation? Do you want to spend time in a Scottish mansion talking about your work with others? Then the Highland Health Economic Symposium is for you!
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