Author: Brandon Williams

2021 DIII Week – Shelby Harris

Shelby Harris, (Economics, Class of 2016, Tennis) is the Private Events Manager at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.Being a student-athlete at UMW prepared me in multiple ways for life post-college. I learned the importance of time management and organization from when I had to balance school work with practices. These skills have transferred over to my […]

Important Advising Information!

ECON 304, Intermediate Macroeconomics, will ONLY be offered in Fall 2021 next academic year, NOT Spring 2022. Please keep this notice in mind when registering for classes in Fall 2021. For any additional questions, please contact your advisor or the department chair.

Academic Services Peer Tutoring: ECON 100/201/202

Students in ECON 100/201/202, Aspen Aston is tutoring any students interested. The sessions begin this week (Sunday, 2/7) and will be held virtually through Zoom in a one-on-one setting with the tutor.  ECON tutoring will be offered on Sundays, 2-4:00 PM and Tuesdays 3-5:00 PM. Students can schedule appointments via the Academic Services website or directly through EAB.Aspen has […]

Mary Washington Bike Study Rolls Into Fredericksburg

Last semester, Dr. Humphrey’s Social Good Lab course collaborated with Fredericksburg Main Street to install bike racks, shelters, and corrals around town. Their efforts will not only make a positive environmental and economic impact on the community, but also give the students consulting skills that will benefit them in their future careers. For more about […]

Course-Offering ECON 490E- Independent Research

Have you been working on a research project in one of your economics classes?There is an awesome opportunity to polish and present your research project. In this course, students will conduct independent faculty-supervised research on a topic of the student’s choice in economics. The topic needs to be approved by the instructor. It will generally […]