Seeing Opportunity
Vázquez explores academic confidence among women in male-dominated field
Carlos Asarta was recently named the recipient of the James O’Neill Economic Education Multiplier Award, a national honor that recognizes educators who expand access to economics.
Raible and Kelly Cobb, associate professor of fashion and apparel studies, talked to parents to find out how they felt about stocking up on school year clothing via the U.S. secondhand apparel market.
Fei Xie, Chaplin Tyler Professor of Finance, at UD’s Lerner College, has been named the first faculty research director at the Weinberg Center, advancing research, faculty engagement and student involvement.
The story details the program, as 22 students in the pilot class experience a new year-long work-based learning initiative launched with a grant from the Delaware Workforce Development Board.
Spoltore, a senior hospitality business management major and event management minor, is serving as a facilities consultant and event planning intern with DuPont.
Ronni K. Cohen’s legacy in financial literacy lives on through a new UD endowment supporting teacher training, personal finance education, and the Ronni K. Cohen Educator of the Year Award.
At UD’s 2025 SYLP Economics Camp, Delaware high school students explored real-world economics through hands-on lessons in tradeoffs, incentives, competition and smart decision-making for the future.
Andrea Caceres-Santamaria develops economic and personal finance education programs at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis where she leads outreach and curriculum efforts inspired by her MAEEE foundation.
Crystal Johnson, social studies teacher and educator specialist, uses her MAEEE training to teach economics, mentor fellow educators and help shape Minnesota’s middle school social studies standards.
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