Press Release: The Association for University Business and Economic Research, a professional association of leading university-based economic research centers and affiliate organizations across the U.S., has elected several new officers and directors … Continue reading “Directors and Officers Elected to Serve on AUBER Board”
Known as the “Hostess City of the South,” Savannah, Georgia, has a rich and colorful history dating back to 1733 when it was founded. With live oak trees dripping with Spanish moss, … Continue reading “Southern Hospitality, Top Sessions, World-Class Field Trip + Celebrity Chef”
There are a lot of churches, synagogues, and mosques in Tyler, Texas. In fact, there are 400 different religious organizations in the Tyler Metropolitan Statistical area that employ 2,000+ people (more than … Continue reading “New Member Profile: Hibbs Institute for Business & Economic Research”
In the past year, Kathy Deck has left her longtime job in Arkansas, started a new one, served as AUBER president during a pivotal year for the organization, and moved across the … Continue reading “President Leads AUBER During Pivotal Year, Positions Organization for Growth”
When the state of Wyoming asked Rob Godby to do a study on coal back in 2014, he thought no one would be interested. While coal is front-page news today, it didn’t … Continue reading “Featured New Member: Wyoming Center Helps Boost State’s Energy IQ”
Have you ever needed some structured feedback on a research report before sending it to your sponsor? Have you ever just wondered whether an article or piece of analysis was hitting the … Continue reading “New AUBER Peer Review Service Launching at Fall Conference”
We here at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute are over the moon to host this year’s AUBER fall conference and show off our beautiful state. While some folks may have difficulty … Continue reading “Fun Facts About Utah and a Note From Our Hosts About the Conference Field Trip”
The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah is one of the state’s top 25 political power players that has “become ground zero for policy debate and research in the state.
On the first day of the new year, Mervin Jebaraj will officially begin his new role as director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Arkansas.
For ninety years, the Bureau of Business Research has helped Texas to step into high cotton, wrangle its cattle, cap its gushers, launch its rockets, fabricate its microchips. … What is next, Texas?