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Announcements

Summer Classes

Online Continuing Education Economics classes are available running from June 1 through July 24, please check the Summer CE course schedule for more information. Economics classes for Maymester, Terms A and B have been cancelled. Check out important dates for the upcoming semesters on the Academic Calendar.

VDI labs

In order to ensure students can continue to access the software available in ECON 6 and ECON 7 remotely, the labs have been converted to virtual labs. Signs will be posted in these specific VDI lab locations (remote access instructions). 

Department of Economics Virtual Drop-In Tutor Lab

The Department of Economics provides a free drop-in tutorial lab for undergraduates enrolled in Economics courses at CU Boulder. Due to the current special circumstances, the lab will now operate through Zoom meetings.

Econ Staff Working Remotely

The Department of Economics staff are working remotely until further notice. In the event that something needs immediate attention, please email the appropriate staff member for assistance. Email addresses are available under the People Tab.

Spring 2020 Department Commencement 

The Economics Spring Commencement Ceremony has been cancelled due to COVID-19. Please follow COVID-19 updates and cancellations for the university on the university's coronavirus webpage. 

Upcoming Events

22nd Annual CU Environmental and Resource Economics Workshop​

September 18–19, 2020 • Lion Square Lodge • Vail, Colorado
Hosted by Nicholas Flores, CU Department of Economics
The CU Environmental and Resource Economics Workshop provides researchers the opportunity to share their research results and/or ideas in a relaxed, workshop environment. Ample time will be allocated for discussion, allowing researchers to get feedback from other workshop participants. Work presented can range from proposed research to highly polished and complete projects. Graduate students are especially encouraged to participate. Email abstracts by July 15 to Nicholas Flores.

Eaton Travel Sabbaticals Program

The Eaton Travel Sabbaticals are to be awarded to undergraduate students majoring in Economics, Anthropology, or History who have completed at least three academic years of full time study, at least two years of which must have been completed at the university, and who desire prior to graduation to broaden their knowledge in a culture and learning environment different from their own.  Preference will be given to students who have a creative and well designed plan of unconventional study and travel in a non-traditional environment, especially those which would take place in the southern or eastern hemispheres. Application Deadline: October 1, 2020 for 2021 Spring Study Abroad.

2020-21 Seminar Series

Watch the 2020-21 seminar schedule for future seminars.

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