What do power, evil, and religion have to do with economics? Dr. Perry Burnett explains by relating them all to economic theories in his Econ 306 class.
Cindi Clayton, instructor in business communication, and USI senior management major and honors student Mollie Knight co-presented, "The iGen at Work - an interpretation of data collected in the classroom regarding workplace values" at the Evansville Human Resources Association monthly meeting.
Srivastava's article, "Assessing the Integration of Parallel and Distributed Computing in Early Undergraduate Computer Science Curriculum using Unplugged Activities," has been published in Proceedings of the IEEE Technical Consortium on High Performance Computing (TCHPC).
Dr. Daria Sevastianova, associate professor of economics, helped organize Economics Camp South, an event co-sponsored by USI's Center for Economic Education and the Indiana Council for Economic Education at Purdue University to serve local high school economics teachers....
