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The
Millersville
University Center
for
Economic Education
is an affiliate of ECONOMICSPennsylvania and
the
National Council on Economic Education
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ECONOMICSPennsylvania
and EconomicsAmerica's
mission is to ensure that every student in America understands essential
economic concepts, is able to use economic ways of thinking and problem
solving, and has a solid grasp of the nature and structure of the national
and global economy,
as producers, consumers, and citizens.
Through seminars, workshops, course offerings,
and instructional resources, the MUCEE
will aid economic educators in their preparation to teach students how to
become productive members of the labor force, responsible and informed
voters, prudent savers and investors, knowledgeable consumers, and
lifelong decision makers. These attributes of an economically literate
citizenry are imperative to the success and well-being of our state and
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Workshop
Instructors:
Mike
Gumpper
Charlotte
Higler
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Comments
from Teachers about
our workshops |
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Professional Development Workshops,
Courses, and Events for
Educators:
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Workshop
Registration Form (use this mail-in form for all workshops)
Spring 2008:
Summer 2008:
Fall 2008:
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Stock Market
Game Workshop for New Advisors: September
12, 2007
@ Millersville University
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The Annual
Christie Lecture in Economics: October 14, 2008
@ Millersville University, TBA
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Free Public lecture, Time & Place TBA
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Teachers and students welcome
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Speaker: John Hatch
John Hatch is the
founder of FINCA, one of the world's leading microcredit institutions
with programs in 23 countries and over one million low-income families
assisted since its inception in 1984. John is also known as the father
of "village banking", a group loan methodology now replicated by over
800 micro-credit programs in 60 countries. John's economic development
career spans 44 years, during which time he was a Peace Corps volunteer
and staff member (1962-64), Fulbright scholar (PhD. Univ. Wisconsin,
1973), economist, and a consultant to small farmer development projects
in some 50 countries (1973-83). In addition to his management duties at
FINCA, from 1996 to 2006 John directed field research by summer interns
armed with Palm Pilots who interview some 4,000 clients per year to
document their poverty levels, business profitability, and rising living
standards. John also continues to serve as co-founder and executive
committee member of the Microcredit Summit global campaign to reach 175
million of the world’s poorest mothers with self-employment loans by the
year 2015. He has given microcredit workshops and lectured widely at
universities at home and abroad.
Winter 2009:
Brochures:
Links:
Contact Information:
Millersville
University
Center for Economic Education
McComsey Hall 329
Economics Department
PO Box 1002
Millersville, PA 17551
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