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With a graduate degree in economics, Carla Tighe Murray knows how hard school can be. With a family, she also knows how challenging caregiving can be. That’s why she’s giving support to graduate students who are trying to balance both responsibilities. Murray (PhD, ‘89, economics) recently committed a gift to the Department of Economics to help...- Congratulations to our award recipients. Paul W. Boltz Fellowship This award is given to advanced students who have demonstrated research output of high quality. This year's recipients are Malabika Koley and Eduardo Medina. Robert Willis Harbeson Memorial Dissertation Fellowship This is a fellowship for students completing a dissertation in public policy...
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- Arthur J. "Jim" Heins, award-winning teacher and scholar, gifted actor, and noted local raconteur, passed away April 14th, 2021 at the age of 89. He was preceded in death by his loving wife of 59 years, Nancy, his parents, R.C. "Scoot" Heins and Emelyn Heins, his younger sister Joyce, and his two...
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