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Since graduating from the MAEEE program, Matt Pierson, class of 2023, has stepped into an impactful role at the Nebraska Council on Economic Education as associate director, co-authoring an award-winning curriculum and presenting at national conferences. His work continues to expand the reach of economic education. He shared some of his recent accomplishments and some of the unique aspects of his MAEEE experience.
Kylee Holliday, MAEEE class of 2021, has quickly made a name for herself in the world of economic education, winning several awards, including the 2022 Bonnie Meszaros Econ Educator of the Year Award, given by the CEEE. She has also been actively involved in advocating for financial literacy education in Delaware, as she is currently a social studies teacher and department chair at Alexis I du Pont High School. She shared some of her recent accomplishments and the value that MAEEE has brought to her career.
Austin Green, MAEEE class of 2021, is an accomplished economics instructor who has earned significant recognition in the field. He currently serves as an instructor of economics at Perimeter College at Georgia State University. He was named Georgia Economics Teacher of the Year in 2023 and has been featured on several major platforms, including Marketplace, while publishing in journals such as the Journal of Economics Teaching and Journal for Economic Educators. He shared the opportunities that MAEEE has provided him with and how it shaped his career.
Anthony Swierzbinski, MAEEE class of 2015, has been recognized for his exceptional work in the classroom and his philosophy of teaching history. His dedication to both his students and the field of education continues to inspire his colleagues. He is currently a middle school social studies teacher at The John Dickinson School in Wilmington, Del. He shared the opportunities MAEEE has provided him and what advice he would give to current students.
Lerner W.L. Gore Lecture Series Speaker Penn State Supply Chain Management Professor Saurabh Bansal shares insights from his co-authored research, “Redesigning Harvesting Processes and Improving Working Conditions in Agribusiness.”
Five students ran the highly successful hospitality event which was held in the Trabant Student Center multipurpose rooms on December 3.
DiFelice earned the 2024 Technical.ly Award for Educator of the Year in Delaware, while VentureOn was named Program of the Year.
Su is an assistant professor of marketing; she spoke with Lerner about her research focus and what made her want to teach at UD.
Horn honored Dave Raymond with the 2024 Siegfried Award for Entrepreneurial Leadership and Nasir Young with the 2024 Student Award at a private dinner and award ceremony.
Raible has been a part of Delaware’s Horn Entrepreneurship since 2018 and Lerner College since 2021, with an affiliated faculty appointment with the University’s Biden School of Public Policy and Administration.

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