economics
Q&A with new faculty: Alfredo Gonzalez Cambero
Cambero is a visiting assistant professor of business and economics. ... READ MORE >>
Abell publishes article in “Virginia Economic Journal”
He published the article “Redlining in Lynchburg: Lingering Effects on Home Valuations.”... READ MORE >>
Students inducted into national, international honor societies
On Tuesday, Randolph students from a variety of academic departments were officially inducted into international, national, and College honor societies.... READ MORE >>
Summer catch: Daniel Bickey ’23 working as stadium operations intern for Colorado baseball team
“It’s given me the opportunity to go behind the scenes on the field and see everything that it takes to run a sports organization from a business perspective.”... READ MORE >>
Natalia Hernandez Berrios ’23 completes fellowship at Princeton
This summer, Berrios earned a spot as a Public Policy and International Affairs Junior Summer Institute (JSI) Fellow at Princeton University.... READ MORE >>
The financial viability of rainwater harvesting at the center of summer research project
Rainwater harvesting—the collection of run-off from a structure to store it for later use—can be a powerful tool in combating water supply problems, but questions still remain about its financial viability.... READ MORE >>
Randolph offering business mentorship program to students
A new Business and Economics Mentorship Program will match up current students with graduates who have found success in the business world.... READ MORE >>
Economics professor Mark Harrison retires after a decade behind the Red Brick Wall
Economics professor Mark Harrison is a man on the move.... READ MORE >>
What’s in a name? Summer research analyzing the role brand affiliation plays in hotel industry
This story is part of an ongoing series featuring the work of faculty and students participating in Randolph’s Summer Research Program. Randolph College’s Summer Research Program began May 17. But for Ariadne Pojedinec ’22, it’s been several months in the making. She’s spent most of the spring semester learning how to use Python, a programming language... READ MORE >>
Telling their stories: Summer Research looking at how schools reflect social, economic changes
Kyle May ’21 and education professor Crystal Howell are working to tell the stories of three different communities, reflected in both the industries that sustain them and the conditions of their schools, through work for Randolph’s Summer Research Program.... READ MORE >>
