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Senior Spotlight: Eva-Marie Quinones

Senior Spotlight: Eva-Marie Quinones

“I really appreciated the economics program and the research opportunities for undergraduates because I think that’s something a lot of other smaller liberal arts colleges don’t necessarily have. I wanted a small college but the same opportunities you would find at a large school, and Bard had both.”

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Senior Project Highlights

  • Recent Senior Projects in Economics
    • "For Love and Money? Earnings and Marriage Among Same-Sex Couples"
    • "Social and Environmental Implications within the Greater Agricultural-Industrial Complex"
    • “The Structures That Bind: An Examination of Housing and Wealth Inequality in America and a 
      Proposal for an Effective Economic Solution”
    • “The Tale of Two Service Industries”
Senior Project

Senior Project

All Bard students are required to complete a yearlong Senior Project. At the end of the project, students defend their thesis at a board with three faculty members. Complete versions of Economics Senior Projects available at the library’s Digital Commons linked below.
Photo: Nora Harrington ’17 at her Senior Project board with Professors Mitra and Martell. Nora's project was on gender differences in managerial occupations.

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Bard Summer Research Institute
 Professor Sanjay DeSilva and students Sofi Thompson ’19 and Jack English ’19 at the poster presentation in 2018.

Bard Summer Research Institute

Every summer, students do collaborative research projects with faculty at the Bard Summer Research Institute (BSRI). Students participating in BSRI are supported with a stipend and on-campus housing.

  • BSRI Summer 2016 Poster
  • BSRI Summer 2015 Poster
  • BSRI Summer 2014 Poster
Student Athlete Profile

Student Athlete Profile

John Henry Glascock

Hometown: East Brunswick, New Jersey
Sport: Lacrosse
Senior Project: “Before ‘IT’ Happens Again: Identifying Financial Fragility.” (Adviser: Pavlina Tcherneva)
GPA: 3.88
Awards: Adolf Sturmthal Memorial Prize for a senior “who has done outstanding work in the field of economics”
Internships: National Economics and Social Rights Initiative (NESRI), Bard Prison Initiative, Ford Foundation, UBS
After Bard: Macro Strategy Research, UBS, New York

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