I have written an undergraduate textbook The Economics of Immigration, joint with Cynthia Bansak and Madeline Zavodny; the second edition was published in 2020 by Routledge and we we are currently working on the third edition. We are also blogging on the economics of immigration to provide real-time supplemental content for the textbook. Updated instructor resources are available on the Routledge Instructor Hub or by reaching out to me. Colgate students are blogging: check it out!
Here is a paper that I wrote on what to teach in Intermediate Macroeconomics in light of the Great Recession (it was published in the Journal of Economic Education).
Here is a paper that I wrote on using community-based learning in a course on the Economics of Poverty.
I am so proud of my Fed Challenge Teams! Go 'Gate!
Syllabi:
Fed Challenge (ECON 353)
Economics of Immigration (ECON 233)
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (SOSC 275)
Intermediate Macroeconomics (ECON 252)
Topics in International Economics/Open Economy Macro (ECON 394)
Applied Economic Theory (ECON 376)
First-Year Seminar: Causes and Consequences of Immigration (FSEM 198)
I am willing to share course materials with colleagues. Just drop me an email for more information.
SRS border trip January 2020