T. J. Hansen, Economics, Law & Politics, participated in the Annual Meeting of the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association (AAEA) in Minneapolis, Minn., July 27-29, 2014. AAEA members specialize in applied economics research focused on agriculture and the environment, growth and development, public policy, and rural and regional economies.
Tracy Gompf, Associate Professor, Paralegal presented on the topic of “Ethical Use Of Paralegals” at the State Bar Association of North Dakota Summer Indigent Defense Seminar on June 24th. The seminar was co-sponsored by the Commission on Legal Counsel for Indigents, an organization responsible for oversight of the public defender system in North Dakota. The seminar was attended by over […]
This fall the economics program is offering a new course in US Economic History. No prior knowledge of economics or US History is needed. This introduction to economic history will use the tools of economics to explore questions in US history. What were the cost/benefits of the colonists declaring independence from England? Would slavery have died without a Civil War? […]
This fall the economics program is offering a new course in US Economic History. No prior knowledge of economics or US History is needed. This introduction to economic history will use the tools of economics to explore questions in US history. What were the cost/benefits of the colonists declaring independence from England? Would slavery have died without a Civil War? […]
Come to CMU 205 today to watch a lecture on World War I and its impact on Diversity today! Presented by Dr. Margaret Sankey from the Political Science Department. Free admission. Part of Diversity Week sponsored by Student Senate and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion!