News
2020
In 1950, Gus Ridgel became the first black graduate student admitted to Mizzou; he finished his MA in Economics in just one year, then received his PhD in Economics from the University of Wisconsin. Dr.
Congratulations to Kadie Clark, Rachel Etwaroo, Jack Hulse, Savannah McCauley, Destiny Muller and Olivia Skeans; we are so proud of you and look forward to continued success in the future!
Mizzou Economics is a proud partner in advancing the university’s goals of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Economics is the only STEM discipline with a substantive focus on issues of diversity and equity.
“We stand with the peaceful but rightfully impassioned protestors demanding action.
Congratulations to Rebecca Fallon for winning the MU Excellence in Advising Award! The award is given each year to an academic advisor who best demonstrates the qualities associated with outstanding undergraduate student advising based on nominat
Mizzou Athletics staff and student-athletes have nominated Mizzou Economics professor Eric Parsons for Professor of the Year in Mizzou Athletics' annual April awards show, Roars. Good luck, Dr. Parsons!
Mizzou Economics student Ally Sivapiromrat has been named one of 20 students to receive Mizzou's first Nobel scholarships. George P.
Department of Economics alumna Anne Marie Coultrap has recieved an Arts and Science Recent Alumni Award in recognition of her achievements since graduating from the College of Arts and Science.