AFRE Job Candidates for Winter 2018

AFRE is proud to announce our PhD job-market candidates for Winter and Spring of 2019.

AFRE is proud to announce our MS and PhD job-market candidates for Winter 2018! Find a list of our job candidates below and on the AFRE Job Candidate web page.

Click through to see each candidate’s areas of specialization and links to their personal websites where you can find further information about their interests and qualifications. Our candidates have fantastic skills in economic modeling, statistics, surveys, field experiments, program evaluation, teaching, and extension. Their interests span a wide range of socially relevant fields in applied economics, including agriculture, regional and international development, and energy and environment. These candidates are ready to make an immediate impact in academia, industry, government, and the nonprofit sector.

Please share this page widely among your professional network—and let us know if you are aware of any job opportunities at your institution or elsewhere that would be a good match for our students.

“It has been great to work with this group of students — our second since the committee was founded,” said job placement committee member and AFRE assistant professor Melissa McKendree. “Through multiple professional development events, informational meetings, and helping them polish their application materials, these candidates have demonstrated their enthusiasm for agricultural and applied economics and great promise for moving our profession forward. Without a doubt they’re all going to do great things.”  

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