32nd Annual Teaching Economics Conference

Sponsored by Robert Morris University and W. W. Norton
Friday, February 26
Virtual Format via Google Meet

The oldest teaching economics conference in the nation, the Robert Morris University Teaching Conference addresses the interests of teachers of economics at all levels. Plenary presentations in the past have included Stanley Brue, James Buchanan, David Colander, Susan Feiner, Robert Frank, Denise Hazlett, Campbell R. McConnell, Michael Salemi, Phillip Saunders, Bradley Schiller, John Siegfried, William Walstad, and Michael Watts.

Participant presentations and panels complement the plenary speakers. Proposals for presentations and panels are due January 31, 2021.  Register early for a reduced fee by February 5, 2021.'

Confirmed speakers for the conference include: 

• Chad Jones, the STANCO 25 Professor of Economics at Stanford University and author of Macroeconomics
• G. Dirk Mateer from the University of Texas at Austin and the author of the best-selling Principles of Economics
• Dee Mecham, the Downing Family Endowed Chair in Economics at The Bishop's School in LaJolla, California, and a member of the AP reader's leadership team

Propose a Presentation   Register for the Conference

To view the program from last year's conference, click here.

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