Stacie Bosley
Associate Professor; William Kahlert Endowed Professorship in Economics
Biography
Stacie Bosley is an economist who focuses on microeconomics and behavioral economics in both her research and teaching. Bosley is presently studying the dynamics of pyramid schemes in the U.S. and around the world, examining social and economic factors that influence participation. She teaches courses in microeconomic theory, managerial economics, behavioral economics and quantitative analysis, conducts summer collaborative research with undergraduate students, and was awarded the university's Faculty Advisor of the Year award. The recipient of the 2013 Dean's leadership award for work on academic programs and assessment, Bosley has served as the university's Director of Assessment. Bosley holds a BBA in Finance from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Ph.D. in Applied Economics from the University of Minnesota. Prior to her graduate education, she worked as a consultant for Accenture (then Andersen Consulting) coding and designing human resource and payroll systems for public sector clients.
Teaching Style
Professor Bosley seeks to motivate economics and quantitative analysis through discussion of pressing problems in society and business.
"I want students to develop skills of inquiry and analysis. This is not to establish that they can answer any specific question, but to enable them to explore questions they personally find compelling in work and in life."
-Stacie Bosley
Publications
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