| Darwyyn Deyo CV 2022 |
DARWYYN DEYO
Department of Economics | College of Social Sciences | San Jose State University
darwyyn.deyo@sjsu.edu / darwyyn.deyo@gmail.com
darwyyn.deyo@sjsu.edu / darwyyn.deyo@gmail.com
Employment and Affiliations
San Jose State University, College of Social Sciences
Assistant Professor of Economics (2017 - Present)
Institute for Justice
Senior Research Fellow (2022 - Present)
The Knee Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation
Research Affiliate (2019 - Present)
Visiting Scholar (2021 - 2022)
Assistant Professor of Economics (2017 - Present)
Institute for Justice
Senior Research Fellow (2022 - Present)
The Knee Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation
Research Affiliate (2019 - Present)
Visiting Scholar (2021 - 2022)
Education
PhD in Economics – 2017 – George Mason University
MA in Economics – 2014 – George Mason University
BS in Economics & BA International Studies – 2008 – Saint Mary’s College of California
MA in Economics – 2014 – George Mason University
BS in Economics & BA International Studies – 2008 – Saint Mary’s College of California
Primary Fields
Law and Economics, Health Economics, Labor Economics
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Deyo, Darwyyn, Blake Hoarty, Conor Norris, and Edward Timmons. “Licensing Massage Therapists in the Name of Crime: The Case of Harper v Lindsay." Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy, Vol. 10(1), 2020: 1-14.
Deyo, Darwyyn, Amir Khaliq, David T. Mitchell, and Danny R. Hughes. “Electronic Sharing of Diagnostic Information and Patient Outcomes.” The American Journal of Managed Care. Vol. 24(1), 2018: 32-37.
Li, Suhui, Avi Dor, Darwyyn Deyo, and Danny R. Hughes. 2017. “The Impact of State Tort Reforms on Imaging Utilization." Journal of the American College of Radiology. Vol. 14(2), 2017: 149-156.
Deyo, Darwyyn. “Jane Austen and the Economic Way of Thinking,” International Journal of Pluralism and Economics Education. Special Issue: Economics and the Novel. Vol. 7(2), 2016: 170-182.
Podemska-Mikluch, Marta, Darwyyn Deyo and David T. Mitchell. “Public Choice Lessons from the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.” The Journal of Private Enterprise. 2016.
Deyo, Darwyyn, Jennifer Hemingway, and Danny R. Hughes. “Identifying Patients with Undiagnosed Chronic Conditions: A Comparison of Chronic vs. Non-chronic Disease Patient Costs Prior to a Chronic Disease Diagnosis.” Journal of the American College of Radiology. 2015.
Khaliq, Amir, Darwyyn Deyo, and Richard Duszak. "The Impact of Hospital Characteristics on the Availability of Radiology Services at Critical Access Hospitals." Journal of the American College of Radiology. 2015.
Deyo, Darwyyn and Marta Podemska-Mikluch. “It's Just Like Magic: The Economics of Harry Potter.” Journal of Economics and Finance Education. Winter 2014.
Deyo, Darwyyn, Amir Khaliq, David T. Mitchell, and Danny R. Hughes. “Electronic Sharing of Diagnostic Information and Patient Outcomes.” The American Journal of Managed Care. Vol. 24(1), 2018: 32-37.
Li, Suhui, Avi Dor, Darwyyn Deyo, and Danny R. Hughes. 2017. “The Impact of State Tort Reforms on Imaging Utilization." Journal of the American College of Radiology. Vol. 14(2), 2017: 149-156.
Deyo, Darwyyn. “Jane Austen and the Economic Way of Thinking,” International Journal of Pluralism and Economics Education. Special Issue: Economics and the Novel. Vol. 7(2), 2016: 170-182.
Podemska-Mikluch, Marta, Darwyyn Deyo and David T. Mitchell. “Public Choice Lessons from the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.” The Journal of Private Enterprise. 2016.
Deyo, Darwyyn, Jennifer Hemingway, and Danny R. Hughes. “Identifying Patients with Undiagnosed Chronic Conditions: A Comparison of Chronic vs. Non-chronic Disease Patient Costs Prior to a Chronic Disease Diagnosis.” Journal of the American College of Radiology. 2015.
Khaliq, Amir, Darwyyn Deyo, and Richard Duszak. "The Impact of Hospital Characteristics on the Availability of Radiology Services at Critical Access Hospitals." Journal of the American College of Radiology. 2015.
Deyo, Darwyyn and Marta Podemska-Mikluch. “It's Just Like Magic: The Economics of Harry Potter.” Journal of Economics and Finance Education. Winter 2014.
Other Publications
Deyo, Darwyyn. "Testing Licensing and Consumer Satisfaction for Beauty Services". In Grease or Sand?: Occupational Licensing, Efficiency, and Service Quality Across Nations, ed. Morris Kleiner and Maria Koumenta. Forthcoming.
Deyo, Darwyyn, Morris Kleiner, and Edward J. Timmons. “A Response to ‘New Closed Shop: The Economic and Structural Effects of Occupational Licensure’.” Mercatus Center Policy Briefing. 2018.
Deyo, Darwyyn and David Mitchell. Trading with the Undead: A Study in Specialization and Comparative Advantage. In Economics of the Undead, ed. Glen Whitman and Dow James. 2014.
Deyo, Darwyyn, Morris Kleiner, and Edward J. Timmons. “A Response to ‘New Closed Shop: The Economic and Structural Effects of Occupational Licensure’.” Mercatus Center Policy Briefing. 2018.
Deyo, Darwyyn and David Mitchell. Trading with the Undead: A Study in Specialization and Comparative Advantage. In Economics of the Undead, ed. Glen Whitman and Dow James. 2014.
Current Research Projects
Buchanan, Joy and Darwyyn Deyo. “Finance and Economics Women (FEW) Network: Encouraging and Engaging Women in Undergraduate Programs," under review.
Ampaabeng, Kofi, Darwyyn Deyo, Conor Norris, and Edward Timmons. “Does Massage Therapist Licensing Reduce Crime? A Natural Experiment in Oklahoma.”
Blair, Peter, Darwyyn Deyo, Jason Hicks, and Morris Kleiner. “The Historical Origins and Evolution of Criminal Records—Occupational Licensing Requirements.”
Deyo, Darwyyn. “Remember the Ladies: Women Cited in the Nobel Prize Lectures in Economics From 1969 to 2008.”
Ampaabeng, Kofi, Darwyyn Deyo, Conor Norris, and Edward Timmons. “Does Massage Therapist Licensing Reduce Crime? A Natural Experiment in Oklahoma.”
Blair, Peter, Darwyyn Deyo, Jason Hicks, and Morris Kleiner. “The Historical Origins and Evolution of Criminal Records—Occupational Licensing Requirements.”
Deyo, Darwyyn. “Remember the Ladies: Women Cited in the Nobel Prize Lectures in Economics From 1969 to 2008.”
Invited Seminar and Panel Presentations
Gustavus-Adolphus College Invited Talk, “Crossing State Borders: The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact and Workforce Mobility”, scheduled Spring 2022.
Santa Clara University Law School, October 4, 2021, “The Regulation and Incarceration Cycle.”
College of Social Sciences Dean’s Research Symposium, San José State University, October 29, 2020, “Locked Out: The Labor Market Effects of Licensing Barriers for Criminal Convictions.”
Institute for Humane Studies Academic Research Seminar, Virtual Seminar, June 16, 2020, “Impact and Challenges of Entrepreneurship in America,” online panel presentation.
Knee Center 1st Annual Occupational Licensing Conference, Virtual Seminar, May 30, 2020, “Intent to Supply: Licensing Regulation and the Labor Supply of Criminals,” Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, online conference.
CSWEP CeMENT Mentoring Workshop for Faculty in Non-Doctoral Programs, San Diego, CA, January 5-6, 2020.
Institute for Humane Studies Academic Research Seminar, San Francisco, CA, June 27-28, 2019, “How Central Planning Affects Communities,” panel presentation.
Knee Center Occupational Licensing Conference, Loretto, PA, April 28, 2019, “Crossing State Borders: The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact and Hospital Quality,” Saint Francis University.
Federal Reserve Bank, Chicago, IL, September 13, 2018, “Occupational Licensing Over Time and Across Countries: Licensing Over Time,” panel presentation.
Duke University Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Program Seminar, Park City, UT, June 1, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
San Jose State University, Department of Economics, San Jose, CA, December 1, 2017, “Public Reporting and Self-Regulation: Hospital Compare’s Effect on Brain and Sinus Computed Tomography Utilization.”
Saint Mary’s College of California, Department of Economics, Moraga, CA, November 13, 2017, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
George Mason University, Center for Micro-Economic Policy Research, Arlington, VA, April 25, 2017, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data.”
University of Central Arkansas, Arkansas Center for Research in Economics, Conway, AR, April 13, 2017, “Measuring the Effect of Occupational Licensing Quality in Arkansas.”
Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Economics, Atlanta, GA, February 17, 2017, “Public
Reporting and Self-Regulation: Hospital Compare’s Effect on Brain and Sinus Computed Tomography
Utilization,” presented by Danny R. Hughes.
University of Louisville, Department of Economics, Louisville, KY, February 3, 2017, “The Effect of Utilization Regulation: The Case of CT Scans and the Affordable Care Act,” presented by Danny R. Hughes.
San Jose State University, Department of Economics, San Jose, CA, February 2, 2017, “Licensing and Product Quality: Evidence Using Yelp Consumer Reviews.”
George Mason University, Center for Micro-Economic Policy Research, Arlington, VA, March 22, 2016, “The Effect of Utilization Regulation: The Case of CT Scans and the Affordable Care Act,” presented by Danny R. Hughes.
The Ronald Coase Institute Santiago Workshop on Institutional Analysis, Santiago, Chile, December 9-15, 2012, “Licensing, Quality and Consumers: What Drives the Market?”
Santa Clara University Law School, October 4, 2021, “The Regulation and Incarceration Cycle.”
College of Social Sciences Dean’s Research Symposium, San José State University, October 29, 2020, “Locked Out: The Labor Market Effects of Licensing Barriers for Criminal Convictions.”
Institute for Humane Studies Academic Research Seminar, Virtual Seminar, June 16, 2020, “Impact and Challenges of Entrepreneurship in America,” online panel presentation.
Knee Center 1st Annual Occupational Licensing Conference, Virtual Seminar, May 30, 2020, “Intent to Supply: Licensing Regulation and the Labor Supply of Criminals,” Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, online conference.
CSWEP CeMENT Mentoring Workshop for Faculty in Non-Doctoral Programs, San Diego, CA, January 5-6, 2020.
Institute for Humane Studies Academic Research Seminar, San Francisco, CA, June 27-28, 2019, “How Central Planning Affects Communities,” panel presentation.
Knee Center Occupational Licensing Conference, Loretto, PA, April 28, 2019, “Crossing State Borders: The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact and Hospital Quality,” Saint Francis University.
Federal Reserve Bank, Chicago, IL, September 13, 2018, “Occupational Licensing Over Time and Across Countries: Licensing Over Time,” panel presentation.
Duke University Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Program Seminar, Park City, UT, June 1, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
San Jose State University, Department of Economics, San Jose, CA, December 1, 2017, “Public Reporting and Self-Regulation: Hospital Compare’s Effect on Brain and Sinus Computed Tomography Utilization.”
Saint Mary’s College of California, Department of Economics, Moraga, CA, November 13, 2017, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
George Mason University, Center for Micro-Economic Policy Research, Arlington, VA, April 25, 2017, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data.”
University of Central Arkansas, Arkansas Center for Research in Economics, Conway, AR, April 13, 2017, “Measuring the Effect of Occupational Licensing Quality in Arkansas.”
Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Economics, Atlanta, GA, February 17, 2017, “Public
Reporting and Self-Regulation: Hospital Compare’s Effect on Brain and Sinus Computed Tomography
Utilization,” presented by Danny R. Hughes.
University of Louisville, Department of Economics, Louisville, KY, February 3, 2017, “The Effect of Utilization Regulation: The Case of CT Scans and the Affordable Care Act,” presented by Danny R. Hughes.
San Jose State University, Department of Economics, San Jose, CA, February 2, 2017, “Licensing and Product Quality: Evidence Using Yelp Consumer Reviews.”
George Mason University, Center for Micro-Economic Policy Research, Arlington, VA, March 22, 2016, “The Effect of Utilization Regulation: The Case of CT Scans and the Affordable Care Act,” presented by Danny R. Hughes.
The Ronald Coase Institute Santiago Workshop on Institutional Analysis, Santiago, Chile, December 9-15, 2012, “Licensing, Quality and Consumers: What Drives the Market?”
Presentations At Professional and Scientific Meetings
The American Economic Association Annual Meeting, Virtual Presentation, January 9, 2022,
“The Historical Origins and Evolution of Criminal Records—Occupational Licensing Requirements,” scheduled.
The Western Economic Association 96th Annual Meeting, Virtual Presentation, June 27, 2021, “Locked Out: The Labor Market Effects of Licensing Barriers for Criminal Convictions.”
The Labor and Employment Relations Association Annual Meeting, Virtual Presentation, June 5, 2021, “Locked Out: The Labor Market Effects of Licensing Barriers for Criminal Convictions.”
The Southern Economic Association 90th Annual Meeting, Virtual Presentation, November 22, 2020, “Remember the Ladies: Women Cited in the Nobel Prize Lectures in Economics From 1969 to 2008."
The American Economic Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, January 5, 2020, “Finance and Economics Women (FEW) Network: Encouraging and Engaging Women in Undergraduate Programs.”
The Western Economic Association 94th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, June 28, 2019, “Intent to Supply: Licensing Regulation and the Labor Supply of Criminals.”
The Southern Economics Association 88th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 20, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
The Western Economic Association 93rd Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC, June 27, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
The American Society of Health Economists 7th Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, June 12, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
The International Health Economics Association Congress, Boston 2017 Congress, July 10, 2017, “The Effect of Sharing EMR Diagnostic Data on Mortality and Readmissions.”
The American Law and Economics Association 27th Annual Meeting, Yale Law School, May 12, 2017, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data.”
The American Economic Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, January 8, 2017, “Licensing and Product Quality: Evidence Using Yelp Consumer Reviews.”
The Southern Economics Association 86th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 20, 2016, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data.”
The American Law and Economics Association 26th Annual Meeting, Harvard Law School, May 20, 2016, “Licensing and Product Quality: Evidence Using Yelp Consumer Reviews.”
The Public Choice Society 52nd Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, March 13, 2015, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data from Baltimore.”
The Southern Economics Association 84th Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, November 23, 2014, “Licensing, Quality and Consumers: What Drives the Market?”
The Association of Private Enterprise Education 39th Annual Conference, Las Vegas, NV, April 14, 2014, “Performing to Strangers: The Moral Sentiments of Jane Austen and Adam Smith.”
The Association of Private Enterprise Education 38th Annual Conference, Maui, HI, April 16, 2013, “It’s Just Like Magic: The Economics of Harry Potter.”
“The Historical Origins and Evolution of Criminal Records—Occupational Licensing Requirements,” scheduled.
The Western Economic Association 96th Annual Meeting, Virtual Presentation, June 27, 2021, “Locked Out: The Labor Market Effects of Licensing Barriers for Criminal Convictions.”
The Labor and Employment Relations Association Annual Meeting, Virtual Presentation, June 5, 2021, “Locked Out: The Labor Market Effects of Licensing Barriers for Criminal Convictions.”
The Southern Economic Association 90th Annual Meeting, Virtual Presentation, November 22, 2020, “Remember the Ladies: Women Cited in the Nobel Prize Lectures in Economics From 1969 to 2008."
The American Economic Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, January 5, 2020, “Finance and Economics Women (FEW) Network: Encouraging and Engaging Women in Undergraduate Programs.”
The Western Economic Association 94th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, June 28, 2019, “Intent to Supply: Licensing Regulation and the Labor Supply of Criminals.”
The Southern Economics Association 88th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 20, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
The Western Economic Association 93rd Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC, June 27, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
The American Society of Health Economists 7th Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, June 12, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
The International Health Economics Association Congress, Boston 2017 Congress, July 10, 2017, “The Effect of Sharing EMR Diagnostic Data on Mortality and Readmissions.”
The American Law and Economics Association 27th Annual Meeting, Yale Law School, May 12, 2017, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data.”
The American Economic Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, January 8, 2017, “Licensing and Product Quality: Evidence Using Yelp Consumer Reviews.”
The Southern Economics Association 86th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 20, 2016, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data.”
The American Law and Economics Association 26th Annual Meeting, Harvard Law School, May 20, 2016, “Licensing and Product Quality: Evidence Using Yelp Consumer Reviews.”
The Public Choice Society 52nd Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, March 13, 2015, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data from Baltimore.”
The Southern Economics Association 84th Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, November 23, 2014, “Licensing, Quality and Consumers: What Drives the Market?”
The Association of Private Enterprise Education 39th Annual Conference, Las Vegas, NV, April 14, 2014, “Performing to Strangers: The Moral Sentiments of Jane Austen and Adam Smith.”
The Association of Private Enterprise Education 38th Annual Conference, Maui, HI, April 16, 2013, “It’s Just Like Magic: The Economics of Harry Potter.”
Poster Presentations At Professional and Scientific Meetings
The American Society of Health Economists 8th Annual Conference, Washington, DC, June 23-26, 2019, “Crossing State Borders: The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact and Hospital Quality.”
The 15th Annual Association of American Medical Colleges Health Workforce Research Conference, Washington, DC, May 1-3, 2019, “Crossing State Borders: The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact and Hospital Quality.”
The Academy Health Annual Research Meeting, Seattle, WA, June 25, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
The American Economic Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, IL, January 5-7, 2018, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data.”
The Academy Health Annual Research Meeting, Boston, MA, June 27, 2016, “The Effect of Utilization Regulation: The Case of CT Scans and the Affordable Care Act.”
The 15th Annual Association of American Medical Colleges Health Workforce Research Conference, Washington, DC, May 1-3, 2019, “Crossing State Borders: The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact and Hospital Quality.”
The Academy Health Annual Research Meeting, Seattle, WA, June 25, 2018, “Just What The Doctor Ordered: Tort Reforms and Hospital Imaging Utilization.”
The American Economic Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, IL, January 5-7, 2018, “Does Increasing the Minimum Wage Increase Commercial Crime? A Study Using Local City Arrest Data.”
The Academy Health Annual Research Meeting, Boston, MA, June 27, 2016, “The Effect of Utilization Regulation: The Case of CT Scans and the Affordable Care Act.”
Teaching
San Jose State University, Department of Economics (San Jose, CA)
Assistant Professor of Economic: 2017 - Present
Law and Economics
Labor Economics
Graduate Law and Economics
Graduate Labor Economics
Graduate Workshop in Policy Analysis
George Mason University, Department of Economics (Fairfax, VA)
Primary Instructor: 2014 – 2015
Intermediate Microeconomics
Industrial Organization
Teaching Assistant: 2011 – 2013
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Environmental Economics
Economic Problems and Public Policy
Assistant Professor of Economic: 2017 - Present
Law and Economics
Labor Economics
Graduate Law and Economics
Graduate Labor Economics
Graduate Workshop in Policy Analysis
George Mason University, Department of Economics (Fairfax, VA)
Primary Instructor: 2014 – 2015
Intermediate Microeconomics
Industrial Organization
Teaching Assistant: 2011 – 2013
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Environmental Economics
Economic Problems and Public Policy
Academic Support Awards
Knee Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation ($10,000) 2021 - 2022
The Institute for Humane Studies, Econ Ladies Writing Retreat 2021 ($3,000) 2021
San José State University RSCA Assigned Time 9-3-3 Program 2019 - 2024
Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute: In-Kind Data Grant 2017 – 2020
George Mason University Ph.D. Assistantship 2011 – 2013
Wilder Trust Award ($1,000) 2006 – 2007
Genny Owens Scholarship ($10,000) 2005 – 2006
The Institute for Humane Studies, Econ Ladies Writing Retreat 2021 ($3,000) 2021
San José State University RSCA Assigned Time 9-3-3 Program 2019 - 2024
Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute: In-Kind Data Grant 2017 – 2020
George Mason University Ph.D. Assistantship 2011 – 2013
Wilder Trust Award ($1,000) 2006 – 2007
Genny Owens Scholarship ($10,000) 2005 – 2006
Conference Funding Awards
The Annual Law and Economics Association 26th Annual Meeting (2016)
George Mason University Graduate Student Travel Fund ($400)
The Public Choice Society 52nd Annual Meeting (2015)
George Mason University Graduate Student Travel Fund ($400)
The Institute for Humane Studies Hayek Fund ($350)
The Association of Private Enterprise Education 39th Annual Conference (2014)
Young Scholars Program ($599)
The Association of Private Enterprise Education 38th Annual Conference (2013)
Young Scholars Program ($599)
George Mason University Graduate Student Travel Fund ($400)
The Institute for Humane Studies Hayek Fund ($400)
George Mason University Graduate Student Travel Fund ($400)
The Public Choice Society 52nd Annual Meeting (2015)
George Mason University Graduate Student Travel Fund ($400)
The Institute for Humane Studies Hayek Fund ($350)
The Association of Private Enterprise Education 39th Annual Conference (2014)
Young Scholars Program ($599)
The Association of Private Enterprise Education 38th Annual Conference (2013)
Young Scholars Program ($599)
George Mason University Graduate Student Travel Fund ($400)
The Institute for Humane Studies Hayek Fund ($400)
Previous Experience and Affiliations
Center for Micro-Economic Policy Research at George Mason University
Affiliated Scholar: 2016 – 2017
Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute
Affiliate Research Fellow 2018 - 2020
Research Fellow: 2015 – 2017
American Road & Transportation Builders Association
Economics Research Manager: 2013 – 2014
Institute for Justice
Strategic Research Internship (2012)
Pennsylvania Independent
Capitol News Reporter: 2010 – 2011
Affiliated Scholar: 2016 – 2017
Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute
Affiliate Research Fellow 2018 - 2020
Research Fellow: 2015 – 2017
American Road & Transportation Builders Association
Economics Research Manager: 2013 – 2014
Institute for Justice
Strategic Research Internship (2012)
Pennsylvania Independent
Capitol News Reporter: 2010 – 2011
Service Activities
Peer Reviewer, Proposals: The National Science Foundation, Economics Program (2018; 2019); Routledge Taylor & Francis (2018)
Peer Reviewer, Economics Journals: Journal of Economic Education; Journal of Economics and Finance Education; Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy; British Journal of Industrial Relations; Journal of Institutional Economics; Journal of Labor Research; International Journal of Manpower; The Mercatus Center, George Mason University; Southern Economic Journal
Peer Reviewer, Other Journals: Journal of the American College of Radiology; American Journal of Entrepreneurship; Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy; Journal of Rural Health
Scientific Committee Member: American Society of Health Economists (2016)
Conference Organizer: Econ Ladies Writing Retreat, Founder and Organizer (2021); CSOR Emerging Scholars Conference, Organizer (2021)
Conference Session Organizer: The Western Economic Association (2019 - 2021); The Association of Private Enterprise Education (2019)
Conference Paper Discussant: The American Economic Association (2022; 2021; 2017); The Southern Economics Association (2015, 2016, 2018, 2019); The American Society of Health Economists (2018); The American Law and Economics Association (2016, 2017); The Public Choice Society (2014, 2016); International Health Economics Association (2015)
Conference Panel Chair: The Southern Economics Association (2016, 2018, 2019); The American Society of Health Economists (2018); The American Law and Economics Association (2017); International Health Economics Association (2015)
Committee Work: SJSU University Traffic, Transit, and Parking Advisory Committee (2020 – 2022); CSU Social Science Research and Instructional Council (2018 – Present); ICPSR SJSU Representative (2019 – Present); SJSU College Assessment Committee (2021); SJSU College Research Committee (2017 – 2020); SJSU Scholarship Review Committee (2019 – Present); SJSU Research Working Group Committee, Chair (2017 – 2018); Department Seminar Committee, Chair (2021 – Present); Department Graduate Admissions Committee (2017 – Present); Department Best Paper Committee (2017 – Present); Department RTP Guidelines Committee, Chair (2020 – 2021); Department EconBrew Sessions, Chair and Founder (2020 – 2021)
Mentoring: IHS Graduate School 101 (2021); Successfully Navigating Your PhD Workshop: Health Econ/Health Policy Edition (2021); CSOR Virtual Mentoring Workshop (2021); WEAI Graduate Student Workshop (2021; 2019); CSWEP Grad Student Mentoring Workshop (2020); Finance and Economics Women’s Club, Advisor (2018 – Present)
Other Service Work: Society for Economics Representation and Networking, President and Founder (2021 – Present); Write@SJSU Discussion Videos; Institute for Humane Studies Student Colloquium (2019); ACR Corporatization Task Force (2018)
Peer Reviewer, Economics Journals: Journal of Economic Education; Journal of Economics and Finance Education; Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy; British Journal of Industrial Relations; Journal of Institutional Economics; Journal of Labor Research; International Journal of Manpower; The Mercatus Center, George Mason University; Southern Economic Journal
Peer Reviewer, Other Journals: Journal of the American College of Radiology; American Journal of Entrepreneurship; Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy; Journal of Rural Health
Scientific Committee Member: American Society of Health Economists (2016)
Conference Organizer: Econ Ladies Writing Retreat, Founder and Organizer (2021); CSOR Emerging Scholars Conference, Organizer (2021)
Conference Session Organizer: The Western Economic Association (2019 - 2021); The Association of Private Enterprise Education (2019)
Conference Paper Discussant: The American Economic Association (2022; 2021; 2017); The Southern Economics Association (2015, 2016, 2018, 2019); The American Society of Health Economists (2018); The American Law and Economics Association (2016, 2017); The Public Choice Society (2014, 2016); International Health Economics Association (2015)
Conference Panel Chair: The Southern Economics Association (2016, 2018, 2019); The American Society of Health Economists (2018); The American Law and Economics Association (2017); International Health Economics Association (2015)
Committee Work: SJSU University Traffic, Transit, and Parking Advisory Committee (2020 – 2022); CSU Social Science Research and Instructional Council (2018 – Present); ICPSR SJSU Representative (2019 – Present); SJSU College Assessment Committee (2021); SJSU College Research Committee (2017 – 2020); SJSU Scholarship Review Committee (2019 – Present); SJSU Research Working Group Committee, Chair (2017 – 2018); Department Seminar Committee, Chair (2021 – Present); Department Graduate Admissions Committee (2017 – Present); Department Best Paper Committee (2017 – Present); Department RTP Guidelines Committee, Chair (2020 – 2021); Department EconBrew Sessions, Chair and Founder (2020 – 2021)
Mentoring: IHS Graduate School 101 (2021); Successfully Navigating Your PhD Workshop: Health Econ/Health Policy Edition (2021); CSOR Virtual Mentoring Workshop (2021); WEAI Graduate Student Workshop (2021; 2019); CSWEP Grad Student Mentoring Workshop (2020); Finance and Economics Women’s Club, Advisor (2018 – Present)
Other Service Work: Society for Economics Representation and Networking, President and Founder (2021 – Present); Write@SJSU Discussion Videos; Institute for Humane Studies Student Colloquium (2019); ACR Corporatization Task Force (2018)
Professional Memberships
American Economic Association; American Law and Economics Association; American Society of Health Economists; Southern Economic Association; Western Economic Association