About
I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at the J. Whitney Bunting College of Business and Technology at Georgia College and State University. My research interests primarily use experimental methodology to examine the role of property rights and informal institutions in environmental markets. Outside of my primary interests, my work also branches out to microeconomic theory, urban economics, accounting, and public finance.
Employment:
Georgia College & State University (Department of Economics & Finance)
Assistant Professor of Economics (2023-Present)
Florida State University (Department of Economics)
L. Charles Hilton Center Fellow (2018 - 2023)
Indiana University (Ostrom Workshop)
Research Assistant, w/ Dean Lueck as supervisor (2018)
Academics:
Graduate (Florida State University)
PhD, Economics (2023)
Master of Science, Economics (2019)
Undergraduate (Indiana University)
Bachelor of Science , Mathematics (2018)
Research Interests:
Natural resource economics
Economics of law
Experimental economics
Behavioral economics
Common pool resources and social dilemmas