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Denise Stanley

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Fang Zhang, Economics, Assistant Professor

Denise Stanley

Economics - Associate Professor

Denise Stanley holds a Ph.D. in Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics from the University of Wisconsin‑Madison. She previously received degrees from Occidental College, the London School of Economics and Oxford University. Her masters thesis centered on group lending while the doctoral dissertation examined non-traditional exports in Central America.

She is currently employed as a Professor of Economics at California State University-Fullerton (CSUF), with a specialty in economic development and applied microeconomics. She regularly teaches Managerial Economics, the Economics of Latin America, and other undergraduate classes related to global economic issues. She has taught other lower-division undergraduate classes and graduate classes and serves on a variety of department, college, and university curriculum and assessment committees. She is a co-PI on research examining the impacts of financial literacy training on educational outcomes. In 2007 she was the recipient of a Fulbright Research and Lecturing Award (Honduras). Her current research focuses on the causes of international migration from Central America and its impact on sending communities, the potential of non-timber forest products for sustainable development, and how different teaching pedagogies and class size affect student learning.

Previous to her arrival at CSUF, she worked at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville in the Department of Economics and the Madison Area Technical College. She has undertaken internship, missionary, and consulting assignments in the Dominican Republic, Ecuador and Central America for a variety of foundations and non-governmental organizations.

She enjoys hiking with her family throughout the Southwest, playing tennis, raising small animals, and international music.


 

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TEACHING

MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS

  • Syllabus 315
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ECONOMICS OF LATIN AMERICA

  • Syllabus 334
  • Writing Assignment

THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

  • Syllabus HON 303
  • Writing Assignment

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

  • Publications

EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES

  • Can Technology Improve Teaching and Learning
  • Wealth Distribution and Imperfect Factor Markets: A Classroom Experiment
  • Principles of Microeconomics Online

NATURAL RESOURCE-BASED ACTIVITIES

  • Is Non-Timber Forest Product Harvest Sustainable?
  • Risk Management
  • Public Perceptions on Public Goods
  • The Economic Impact of Mariculture on a Small Regional Economy
  • Efficiency in Equity Tradeoffs
  • Searching for Best Management Techniques
  • Labor Market Structure
  • Explaining Persistent Conflict Among Research Users
  • Demystifying the Tragedy of the Commons
  • Communal Forest Management
  • Environmental and Social Practices for Sustainable Mariculture

GLOBAL FLOWS

  • Remittances and Labor Supply
  • Employment and Migration in a Central American Export Region
  • Use of Remittances in Honduras
  • Central American Migration
  • The Informal Financial Sector in the U.S.
  • The Unbanked Hispanic Community
  • Determinants of Intra-Industry Trade

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