My Students

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Undergraduate Students' Research (papers are presented below with permission)

Mitchell Velasko - Fall 2023.pdf

Mitchell Velasco (2025): research paper written in the Fall 2023 via Public Economics course was presented at the Frontiers of Undergraduate Research 2024 exhibition at the Stamford campus. 

Velasco, Mitchell. 2023. Decarbonization of the U.S. Power Grid and Cost Competitiveness of Renewable Energy Technology. Public Economics course. 

Dalzell Matthew- Paper for NYSE - 2023.pdf

Matthew Dalzell (2025): research paper written in the Spring 2023 via Public Economics course was presented at the New York State Economics Association (NYSEA) conference 2023.

Dalzell, Matthew. 2023. The Impact of Privately Owned Buses on Carbon Dioxide Emissions in Connecticut. Public Economics course. 

Gilshteyn Matthew -- Paper for NYSE - 2022.pdf

Matthew Gilshteyn (2024): reseach paper written in the Spring 2022 via Public Economics course;  submitted to the New York State Economics Association (NYSEA) 2022 conference; won second place in the NYSEA undergraduate paper competition. 

Gilshteyn, Matthew. 2022. How Will the Infractructure Act Impact Nuclear Energy Production Costs?  Public Economics course. 

Thomas Hipp -- Can Regulating Cryptocurrency be the Saving Grace for Consumers- 2023.pdf

Thomas Hipp (2023): research paper written in the Spring 2023 via Independent Study course.

Hipp, Thomas. 2023. Can Regulating Cryptocurrency be the Saving Grace for Consumers?  Independent Study. 

Students' Activities

From left to right: Mitchell Velasco (’25), Dr. Smirnova, and Matthew Dalzell (’25) at the Frontiers of Undergraduate Research Exhibition, Stamford campus, April 16, 2024.