Raynor’s research focuses on the economics of fisheries and wildlife management, with an emphasis on measuring the feedback between human and natural systems. Before moving to Wisconsin, she was an Assistant Professor at Wesleyan University and a Research Economist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Jennifer Raynor is an Assistant Professor of Natural Resource Economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she has been on the faculty since 2022. To receive email reminders about upcoming seminars join the Mailing List by clicking here.įriday, Septem| Jennifer Raynor, University of Wisconsin-Madison Graduate Student Seminars. The graduate student seminar series, organized by the graduate students themselves and provides students the opportunity to share research ideas and practice presenting papers before attending conferences or going on the job market. All interested individuals are welcome to attend. 'brown-bag' (bring your own lunch) workshop, at which both faculty and students present work in progress. All interested individuals are welcome to attend these seminars.īrown-Bag Workshops. On Fridays during the semester when there is no guest-speaker seminar, the department hosts a 12:00-1:00 p.m. Guest Speaker Seminars. The department's main seminar series, usually held on Fridays from 3:30-5:00 p.m., features guest speakers from other universities. 2-3 speakers per semester spend three days hosting seminars and meeting with students.

The Bugas Lectures. The Bugas Lectures hosted by the Department of Economics at the University of Wyoming are an opportunity for Economics students to interact with and watch presentations by some of today's top Economists.

The Department of Economics hosts four seminar series.

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