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Our goal is to create a community for women who study economics. You do not need to be an econ major to join, you just need an interest in economics! Contact Alpna Bhatia for more information.

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If you are interested in participating in the group please fill out the .

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Upcoming Events

Meet & Greet Social:
Monday, October 14Ìý 5 p.m.–Location TBA

Opportunities for Women in Economics Across the Nation Event:
Monday,ÌýOctober 28Ìý 6 p.m. MT on Zoom

Watch Party with the Fed:
Thursday, March 27, 2025Ìý 5–8 p.m. MST (online–Spring Break week)
Celebrate the role that women have played in the economy and the economics profession—and that they will play going forward. By signing up, you'll be one of over 100 college watch parties participating across the country!ÌýAt this year's symposium, you will hear about the personal journeys of fascinating women who studied economics at various levels, and how a degree in economics can take you down a number of meaningful career paths.ÌýCecilia Rouse, president of the Brookings Institution, will be this year'sÌýkeynote speaker.

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Past EventsÌý

2024

Federal Reserve Women in Economics Symposium Watch Party:
On Gender Diversity in Economics
Panels–What can you do with an MA or BA in Economics? What can you do with a PhD in Economics?
Enriching Data and Analysis in Economics with Real Life Experiences
Panel–Designing Your Career: Finding Your First Job

"A Conversation with Dr. Chloe Gibbs,"Ìýformer senior economist for the President's Council of Economic Advisers, a Women in EconomicsÌýAcross the Nation Event

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2023


"Banking Crisis and Portfolio Management," Dan Katz, Managing Principle at Steele Street Private Wealth Management

Federal Reserve Women in Economics Symposium Watch Party:
Think Big! A Career in Macro!
Panels–What to do with an Economics Degree
Game Theory Guide to Career Success
Women in Economics Panel Discussion

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2022


"Professional Development and Job Searches with an Undergraduate Economics Degree," Abdullah Al-Bahrani, Associate Professor of Economics, Interim Dean for Graduate Studies and Research in Haile College of Business, Northern Kentucky University