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ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
London School of Economics, 1966-67
Earlham College, B.A. 1968
University of Wisconsin, M.A. 1971; Ph.D. 1974
Dissertation: The Employment and Welfare Effects of Foreign Trade Policy
AWARDS
Phi Beta Kappa; 1st Honor Student, Earlham College
National Science Foundation National Graduate Fellow
University of Wisconsin Vilas Fellow
University of Wyoming Outstanding Teacher, College of Commerce and Industry
EMPLOYMENT
Cooperativa Agropecauria del Magdalena, Colombia, Peace Corps, 1968-70
Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Wyoming, 1974-77
International Economist, Office of International Tax Affairs, U.S. Treasury Department, 1977-78 and 1983
Associate Professor of Economics, University of Wyoming, 1978-82 Director of Graduate Studies, 1978-79, Department Chair 1979-82
Professor of Economics, University of Wyoming, 1982-87
Senior Staff Economist, Council of Economic Advisers, 1985-1986, International Trade
Sidney Meyer Professor of International Economics, Grinnell College, 1987 to presentChair of the Faculty, 1996-1998
Visiting Professor, University of Pittsburgh/Semester at Sea, fall 1992
Stanley Surrey Visiting Research Fellow, U.S. Treasury Department, fall 2000
Visiting Senior Fellow, Institute for International Economics, spring 2001
COURSES TAUGHT
International Trade, International Finance, Public Finance, Development Economics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Principles of Economics, International Trade Seminar, International Finance Seminar, Financial Policy Workshop, Advanced International Trade Theory
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