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2010 ESP Conference
Economics Scholars Program for Undergraduate Research
March 26, 2010
What is the Economics Scholars Program (ESP)?
ESP, a collaborative effort between Austin College and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, is a program designed to foster the involvement of undergraduate students of economics in all facets and levels of the research process.
What is the Economics Scholars Program Conference?
The ESP Conference is a one-day undergraduate economics research conference. The event provides students the opportunity to share and gain feedback on their original research. It not only provides a forum for students already doing research but also aims to inspire others to create and pursue their own research agenda. Undergraduate students at all levels who have an interest in economics, as well as faculty members, especially faculty research sponsors, are encouraged to attend.
Call for Papers
Deadline for submitting abstract: February 26, 2010
Undergraduate students at all levels are invited to discuss their independent and faculty-cosponsored work in any area associated with economics. Papers and discussants in the fields of applied economics, econometrics, history or pedagogy are welcome. Students are required to have a faculty sponsor. The sponsor is encouraged but not required to attend. Undergraduate students from all geographic areas are welcome.
Fast Facts
- When
Friday, March 26, 2010
- Where
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
2200 N. Pearl St.
Dallas, TX 75201
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- There is no registration fee to attend or submit a paper, but all participants must register by the March 12, 2010 deadline to attend. Continental breakfast, lunch and parking are provided. Students and faculty sponsors are responsible for all travel costs.
Hotel Information
- Holiday Inn Dallas Market Center
4500 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75219
Phone: 214-219-3333
Toll-Free: 888-465-4329
- Ask for the FRB Economics Scholars Program conference block (rate: $85), or book online and enter the group code ESP.
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