ECON Undergraduates Blog

On-Campus Job: Peer Career Educator in the University Career Center (Fall 2019/Spring 2020)

Posted: 12 Nov 2019 05:51 AM PST

Are you an undergraduate student interested in:

Making a difference by helping fellow students to prepare for Life after Maryland?
Learning and using effective job search skills for yourself and others?
Enhancing your one-on-one listening and other communication skills?
Serving as an ambassador for the University Career Center and UMD?
Understanding how effectively to use University Career Center resources both now and in the future?

The University Career Center is actively recruiting for additional student staff to join us. This is a paid position. Students with Federal Work Study are encouraged to apply.

For more application information contact Pamela Allen at pallen@umd.edu at the University Career Center.

Comparative Advantage Economics Journal Now Accepting Submissions

Posted: 12 Nov 2019 05:42 AM PST

Comparative Advantage is Stanford's undergraduate economics journal. They are now accepting submissions for their Winter 2020 journal issue and blog. The deadline to submit is November 29, 2019.

They accept research papers, theses, and course term papers, as well as shorter-length pieces, such as essays, opinion pieces, and reviews. They accept work from all fields of economics and all related disciplines, and they welcome interdisciplinary work. Submissions need not be work completed in the current year. Work from a previous undergraduate year is eligible.

They've been publishing undergraduate work since 2013. Please visit their website and journal archive to find out more about them, see what they publish, and read their complete submission requirements: https://stanfordeconjournal.com/submit/.

Their Winter issue is the first of two publications for 2019-20. Please note their fast-approaching deadline of November 29, 2019. Email submissions and questions to: stanfordeconjournal@gmail.com.

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