The Economics Department is proud to announce that with the close of the 1998-99 academic year, we had 9 students graduated with Economic Departmental Honors. We also had 2 students that went on to Albany Medical College as part of our 7-year Med. Economics is offering a position as research analysis. Candidates should have a B.A. or B.S. degree, an interest in Economics or finance and a desire to work on a variety of projects in a research environment. The position requires strong quantitative, analytical, and organizational skills, proficiency with personal computers, meticulous attention to detail, the maturity to interact with clients and academics, and the ability to work independently.
Course works in economics, statistics, finance, and accounting are preferred.
The firm works in all areas of economics applied to law, including antitrust, commercial damages, energy, etc. The Dow Jones Newspaper Funding announces Four Dow Jones Newspaper Fund Internship Programs offered during the summer of 2000. An application is posted in the Economics Department in SS 211. There are coupons on the posters that provide students with an easy way to request an application. The Dow Jones Newspaper Funding is also offering minority college sophomores and juniors the opportunity to apply for one of 12 internships offered during the summer of 2000 through the Business Reporting Intern Program.