Nicole Karwowski
Ph.D. Agricultural and Applied Economics
- Dissertation Title
- Essays on the Costs and Benefits of Wetland Reserve Easements
- Advisor
- Corbett Grainger
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- Awards
- J & P International/TianAn Student Travel Award 2022, Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award 2021, CIAS Mini-Grant 2019, PERC Graduate Fellowship 2022
Bio Sketch
Nicole completed her Bachelor's degree in Economics and International Business at Loyola University Chicago. She always knew she wanted to be a professor, teaching and doing research. Her research agenda is focused on understanding the societal and environmental impacts of conservation and agricultural policies. She is thrilled to start a position as an assistant professor at the Agricultural Economics and Economics department at Montana State University.
Nicole completed her Bachelor's degree in Economics and International Business at Loyola University Chicago. She always knew she wanted to be a professor, teaching and doing research. Her research agenda is focused on understanding the societal and environmental impacts of conservation and agricultural policies. She is thrilled to start a position as an assistant professor at the Agricultural Economics and Economics department at Montana State University.
Message to Fellow Graduates
I am so fortunate to have had the support of so many throughout this journey. I am eternally thankful to the mentors, friends, and family that have made this endeavor possible. I have loved being a part of the AAE community. Not only am I leaving a stronger economist and researcher, but a stronger person as well. Thank you for everything UW.
I am so fortunate to have had the support of so many throughout this journey. I am eternally thankful to the mentors, friends, and family that have made this endeavor possible. I have loved being a part of the AAE community. Not only am I leaving a stronger economist and researcher, but a stronger person as well. Thank you for everything UW.