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Undergraduate Program

by Jennine Ball

In this age of expanding information technology, our progression to utilizing the world wide web for course notes, program descriptions and other information is a natural step for the Department. We invite you to check out our undergraduate web page at http://qed.econ.queensu.ca/undergrad.

In the academic year 1994-95, a total of 551 students were registered with a program concentration in Economics; in 1995-96, the number of Economics concentrators declined to 513. The Department of Economics granted a B.A. Honours Degree to 70 students in 1995, and to 69 students in 1996. We are pleased to report that graduating Economics students were recipients of Prince of Wales Prizes for top academic performance in the entire Faculty of Arts and Science in both 1995 and 1996. In 1995 Gregory Matthews (Medal in Economics) received second-place standing, honorable mention Prince of Wales Prize. In 1996, Michael Koen (Medal in Economics) was awarded first-place standing Prince of Wales Prize, and Jeremy Busch (best B.A. thesis in Economics) received second-place standing, honorable mention Prince of Wales Prize. In addition, many of our students were named to the Dean's Honour List (top 3% of all Arts and Science students).

Our congratulations to all those who were awarded departmental prizes and scholarships.

Departmental Prizes and Scholarships

George and Mary Louise Patton Memorial Scholarship
(highest standing after second year; Economics Major entering third year)
1995 Akiko Fujimoto
1996 Mandy Aylen

Edith Whyte Memorial Scholarship in Economics
(highest standing after third year; Economics Major admitted to fourth year)
1995 Michael Koen
1996 Avi Goldfarb

Gowan Foundation No. 1 Award
(best essay in a 300-level Economics course)
1995 Stephanie Donaher
"Gender & Occupational Segregation: Female Labour at the Turn of the Century"
Written for ECON 332.
1996 Scott Segal
"The Northern Railway of Canada: Private and Social Profitability Examined"
Written for ECON 332.

Chancellor C.A. Dunning Prize
(best B.A. thesis in Economics)
1995 Joshua Slive
"Pirated for Profit" Supervisor: D. Bernhardt
1996 Jeremy Busch
"A New Approach to the Bargaining Problem" Supervisor: Debra Holt

Chancellor C.A. Dunning Prize
(Departmental Medal; graduating B.A. Honours student with the highest average in a Major
concentration in Economics)
1995 Gregory Matthews
1996 Michael Koen

Combined Medal
(graduating B.A. Honours Medial student with the highest concentration average in both fie
1995 Andrew C. Dick (Economics; Politics)
1996 L. Ramchandar (Economics; History)

W.M.O. Lochead Prize in Economics
(highest standing in a second-year Economic History course: Economics 231 or 232)
1995 Jefferi Hashim
1996 C.Miyagishima

Prof. F.A. Knox Prize
(highest standing in a third-year Economic History course: Economics 331 or 332)
1995 Harry Krashinsky
1996 Peter Zakarow

Palmer Hoar Mem. Book Prize in Intermediate Micro Theory
(outstanding performance in Economics 212)
1995 Gregory Moore
1996 Gavin Magrath

Edith Whyte Mem.Book Prizes in Intermediate Macro Theory
(outstanding performance in Economics 222)
1995
Brigid Barnett
Sean May
Pui Shum
Margaret Evans
1996
Mandy Aylen
Hillar Lilles
Gavin Magrath
David Mulvenna
Damir Tanovic
Jo-Yen Tsang

M.C. Urquhart Book Prize in Economics 110
(outstanding performance in Economics 110)
1995
Sarah Tam
Gavin Magrath
Sheldon Singh
A. Schumann
1996
Ritesh Banerjee
Erik Jensen
K.H. F. Lee
Thomas Leung
Kyle Puhl
Eric Tsang

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR WINNERS!



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Last modified: 4 March 1997
URL: http://qed.econ.queensu.ca/pub/newsletter/1996-97/undergrad.html