• We’ve analyzed alternatives for consolidating Indiana’s rural schools and studied policy options for international trade.
• We’ve taught students who now manage family farms and an array of agribusinesses, and still others who have gone on to top-level U.S. cabinet posts.
• We’ve introduced computer modeling systems in Newton County, Indiana and Niamey, Niger.
• We’ve taught our students the economics of world agricultural development, and we’ve helped world leaders formulate policy reform.
• We are the faculty and staff of Purdue’s Department of Agricultural Economics.

Select a Former AgEcon Faculty Member -------------------- Janet Armstrong Julian Hutchinson Atkinson Emerson M. Babb David H. Bache Ronald H. Bauman Lawrence Peter Bohl J. Carroll Bottum Deborah Johnson Brown Earl L. Butz Edward E. Carson Henry V. Courtenay Frank H. Demaree Howard G. Diesslin D. Howard Doster W. David Downey Steven P. Erickson James A. Estey Paul L. Farris William S. Farris Noah S. Hadley Lowell S. Hardin John W. Hicks III John M. Huie Otto G. Johanningsmeir Bob F. Jones John E. Kadlec Earl W. Kehrberg John B. Kohlmeyer Richard L. Kohls Harry W. Leonard Orson G. Lloyd J. Edwin Losey Stephen B. Lovejoy M. Paul Mitchell Wilford H. M. Morris Albert M. Nichter Eric C. Oesterle Don Paarlberg David Petritz Martin T. Pond Paul R. Robbins Lynn S. Robertson Charles A. Sargent Robert E. Schneidau Lee F. Schrader Gavin William Sinclair F. Van Smith James C. Snyder Robert C. Suter D. Woods Thomas Joseph N. Uhl J. William Uhrig Henry A. Wadsworth Ramon B. Wilson Ernest C. Young

• Former AgEcon Faculty
• A history of Agricutural Economics
• A brief history of Purdue University

July 4, 2008

The materials for the Outlook 2008 extension presentation that occured on 3-31-08 are available.

Considering becoming an Agricultural Economics student? Please visit our Future Student pages.

USDA National Needs Fellowships In The Economics Of Alternative Energy are available. For more information, download the pdf.