Keynote Address: Abigail Wozniak, Director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis’ Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute –Disparate Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic: People Vs. Places
Keith Schwer Keynote Address: David Altig, Executive Vice President and Director of Research at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Panel Discussion: How has COVID Affected Our Economy?
Covid-19 Losses to State Tax Revenues – Michael Hicks, Director at Ball State University’s Center for Business and Economic Research
The Coronaconomy: The New Normal – Fred Treyz, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Economist at REMI
Covid-19 Impact on Tourism: Case Study of Las Vegas – Stephen Miller, Director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Panel Discussion: Federal Statistics and Covid-19
What’s New from the Census Bureau on Covid-19? – Andrew Hait, Economist at the U.S. Census Bureau and Michael Dalton, Research Economist, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Employment Trends During Covid-19 – Michael Dalton, Research Economist, Bureau of Labor Statistics
“Regional Analysis in the Age of Populism” – Hosted by the Center for Business Analytics and Economic Research
Savannah, Georgia – October 12-15, 2019
Keynote Speaker – Mark Partridge, Swank Chair in Rural-Urban Policy, Ohio State University
Health Care/Demographics
Session Chair – Tino Sonora, University of Montana
Regional Impacts of Energy Transitions
Session Chair – Robert Godby, University of Wyoming
Dashboards: From Data to Action
Session Chair – Jennifer Pullen, University of Arizona, Chair
Trade Policy and Regional Economies
Session Chair – Tino Sonora, University of Montana,
Census Has Business Data? Key Data for Business and Economic Research
Session Chair – Andy Hait, U.S. Census Bureau
Social Media: Sound Bites to Solid Research (Roundtable Discussion)
Session Chair -Valorie Rice, University of Arizona
Keith Schwer Keynote Speaker – David Altig, Executive Vice President and Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
National and Regional Forecasting
Session Chair – Tino Sonora, University of Montana, Chair
Measuring University Impacts
Session Chair – James McCafferty, Western Washington University
Build Interactive Charts and Maps for Your Websites Without Being a Developer: HighCharts Cloud Demonstration
Session Chair – Maile Nadelhoffer, University of Arizona
Poster Session
Session Chair – Eric Thompson, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Informing Fiscal Sustainability
Session Chair – Juliette Tennert, University of Utah
What’s New in Regional Economics from the BLS?
Session Chair – Kevin Cooksey, Bureau of Labor Statistics
How AUBER Centers Can Survive a Budget Crisis
Session Chair – Patrick Barkey, University of Montana
Policy Analysis I
Session Chair – Fred Treyz, REMI, Chair
Trade and Logistics
Session Chair – Herb Holloway, Southeastern Louisiana University
Data Viz and Interactive Reports
Session Chair – Maile Nadelhoffer, University of Arizona
Policy Analysis II
Session Chair – Fred Treyz, REMI
Keynote Speaker – John “Jay” Neely, President of Law and Public Affairs, Gulfstream Aerospace Corportation
Incentivizing Local Development
Session Chair – Jennifer Green, Jacksonville State University, Chair
Issues in Regional Growth
Session Chair – Michael Hicks, Ball State University
U.S. Foreign Policy and its Intersection with the Economic Well-Being of America’s Middle Class: Perspectives from Ohio, Colorado and Nebraska (Roundtable)
Session Chair – Richard Wobbekind, University of Colorado
Taking FRED to the Next Level
Session Chair – Yvetta Fortova, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis