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ECONOMICS/MANAGEMENT
CLUB
The Economics/Management Club is open to economics majors
and others interested in economics. It promotes the understanding of economics
through closer interchange between students and faculty; guest speakers;
and visits to conferences, seminars, Wall Street and the Stock Exchange.
Professor C. Christofides, Advisor, 422-3329.
Meeting Time: TUESDAYS at 10:00am in Stroud 320.
OFFICERS FOR 1999 — 2000:
The Economics and Management Club elected new officers
for this academic year. The President is Todd Shevlin, the Vice-President
is Jessica Kirkpatrick, the Secretary is Jason Sullivan, and the Treasurer
is Steve Amico. The club is currently planning activities for the upcoming
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UPCOMING TRIP
The Economics & Management Club is planning a trip
to the annual AEA/ASSA Conference, which will be held in Boston.
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American Economic Association/Allied Social Sciences Association
Annual Conference in BOSTON, January 7-9, 2000
The deadline for registration and hotel reservation is December
6, 1999.
Trip cost is $25 for Conference plus the cost of the
hotel accomodations. The club is in the process of arranging transportation.
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
CONFERENCE
Ursinus College hosts the Eleventh Annual Spring 2000
Undergraduate Economics Conference on April 12, 2000. ESU students are
invited to submit papers to Professors Neelakantan or Christofides.
E-NEWS
Writers wanted! E-NEWS is the Economic Newsletter of
East Stroudsburg University. E-NEWS is a publication developed by ESU students
of Economics, Management, and students interested in these fields. Write
about economic issues of importance to you in categories such as the US
Economy, International News, National News or Local Economic conditions.
Get published and boost your resume. Contact Professors Behr or Christofides
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OMICRON DELTA EPSILON
(Alpha Xi)
Alpha Xi Chapter of Omicron Delta
Epsilon, the International Honor Society of Economics, confers distinction
for high scholastic achievement in economics, stimulates and promotes student
interest in all aspects of economics; publishes a journal entitled The
American Economist; and sponsors the Fisher-Taussig Award Competition.
Membership is open to undergraduate,
graduate, faculty, alumni and honorary members. A general average of at
least a B and class standing in the upper one-third of the class is required
for student membership. Professor C. Christofides, Advisor, 422-3329.
Any student wishing to join may pick
up an application in Melanie's office. The minimum requirements are a 3.0
overall GPA and a minimum of 12 credits in Economics. Inductions will be
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