Seminars

The Economics Department's Guest Speaker Series hosts distinguished academics, policy experts, and industry leaders to present cutting-edge research and discuss contemporary economic issues. These formal lectures provide our community with unique insights into emerging methodologies, policy debates, and global economic trends. Seminars are held regularly throughout the academic term, followed by an open Q&A session. Click to explore the full schedule of upcoming speakers and location details. 

Our Brown Bag Seminar Series provides an informal, collaborative forum for faculty and advanced graduate students to present preliminary research and works-in-progress. Designed to encourage active discussion and construct constructive feedback, these sessions allow presenters to refine their methodologies and test early-stage ideas in a supportive academic environment. View the current semester schedule to see upcoming topics and presenters. 

Review the complete schedule of Guest Speaker Series presentations hosted by the Economics Department over the past academic years. This archive serves as a record of previous event dates, featured visiting scholars, and lecture topics. Click to view the past year's speaker listings.