Education

• University of Colorado at Denver

  M.A.

  Economics
  Research Interests: Transfer Pricing, Nonlinear Forecasting Methods, Intellectual Property Valuation, Probability, Discrete Modeling Graduate Exchange: Environmental Economics, Colorado School of Mines, Spring 2010 Training: SAS, STATA, EViews
  

• Colorado School of Mines

  Ph.D.

  Mineral and Energy Economics
  Doctoral Minor: Computational and Applied Mathematics Defended 2019 Teaching Assistantships: Microeconomics (graduate), Mathematical Economics (graduate), Energy and Environmental Policy, Corruption and Development, African Development, Human Systems, Principles of Economics, with research assistance on topics covering resource, environmental and energy economics.
  

• Colorado School of Mines

  Instructor, Graduate Researcher

  
  - Instructor for Intermediate Microeconomics (Spring, Summer 2013). - Updated literature on economic analysis frameworks for the next OECD policy manual on extended producer responsibility (EPR). - Teaching assistant and substitute lecturer for graduate Microeconomics (producer theory, optimal control, game theory). - Teaching assistant for graduate Mathematical Economics, Time-Series Econometrics, and undergraduate Energy and Environmental Policy. - Recitation lecturer for Principles of Economics (three semesters, two sections each). - Substitute lecturer for undergraduate Mathematical Economics (sets, functions, differential calculus) and graduate Environmental Economics (commons, open access). - Research assistant for a rare earth mineral price analysis project (Spring 2013). - Dissertation (near completion) explores recycling policy problems from neoclassical, operations research (reverse supply chain networks), and empirical perspectives, with emphasis on the aspect of durability.
  

• Florida Institute of Technology

  Junior Level

  Mechanical Engineering