The managers of the Student Investment Fund are appointed for one-year terms by the faculty trustees. Any student who is interested should notify Prof. Jim Kenney in the Economics Dept., Rm. The fund is currently seeking students who can serve as interns for the remainder of this academic year and who will then assume management responsibility for the 1999-2000 academic year. Omicron Delta Epsilon, the Economics honor society, will be inducting new members in Spring of 1999. Look for details in the Spring Newsletter on the Web.
Financial aid is available for all students.
It will cover the entire cost of housing, meals, University user fees, and assistance with transportation to and from Ann Arbor. There is no tuition fee. The Jerome Levy Economics Institute seeks applications for a new, 8-10 week summer internship at the Levy Institute Forecasting Center. The intern will work closely with a team of economists who monitor, analyze, critique and integrate U.S. macroeconomic data, press reports,industry publications, economic journal articles, Wall Street research, international reports, and other information. The majority of the intern's time will be spent on research, forecasts, and analyzing vital economic statistics.