Course information:

E100 Syllabus (Current Topics in Economics -- the first economics principles course)

    E100 Grading Rubrics (See syllabus for assignments)

E200 Syllabus (Fundamentals of Economics:  An Overview -- the second economics principles course)

   E200 Applied Exercises (resulting from the 2006 TIP workshop)

   Final Report:  TIP Assessment Module (includes detailed information about applied exercises in the appendix)

   E200 Wall Street Journal Exercises (Spring 2006)

   E200 Wall Street Journal Exercises (Fall 2005)

   Wall Street Journal assignments and grading rubric (used prior to Fall 2005)

E280 Syllabus (Applied Statistics for Business and Economics I)

E321 Syllabus (Intermediate Microeconomic Theory)

E323/G330 Syllabus (Urban Economics)

   E323 Grading Rubrics (See syllabus for assignments)

Want to know more about economics?  Check out this reading list.

Reading List

Presentations (related to teaching):

Criterion-Based Grading Presentation (Power Point)

Criterion Based Grading Handouts

Personal information:

Curriculum Vitae
 

Publications (Selected):

Policy reports issued through Georgia State University's Fiscal Research Program.
Fiscal Issue Briefs issued through the Indiana Legislative Services Agency.
Formative and Summative Assessment in Economics Principles Classes:  Are Applied Exercises Effective?  (Paper presented at the 2008 ASSA annual conference)