Friday, September 20: Kris Gerardi, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, 2:00 pm, KJ 203, Hamilton College "Foreclosure externalities: New evidence", Kristopher Gerardi, with Eric Rosenblatt, Paul S. Willen, Vincent W. Yao
Friday, October 4: Ethan Lewis, Dartmouth, 2:00 pm, 226 Persson Hall, Colgate University (Contact: Chad Sparber)
Friday, October 18: Christopher Barrett, Cornell University, 2:00 pm, 226 Persson Hall, Colgate University (Contact: Carolina Castilla)
Friday, October 25: Nicola Lacetera, University of Toronto, 2:00 pm, 226 Persson Hall, Colgate University (Contact: Carolina Castilla)
Friday, November 8: Nick Kiefer, Cornell University, 2:00 pm, Hamilton College
Friday, November 15: Julia Schwenkenberg, Rutgers University, 2:00 pm, Hamilton College (Contact: Emily Conover)
Friday, December 6: Arturs Klanins, NBER and Cornell University, 2:00 pm, 226 Persson Hall, Colgate University
Friday, December 13: Andrew Nutting, "Political Environment and Domestic Migration", Hamilton College, 2:00 pm, KJ 203, Hamilton College
Friday, January 24: Kevin Thom, NYU, "From Maize to Haze: Agricultural Shocks and the Growth of the Mexican Drug Sector", 2:00 pm, KJ 203, Hamilton College
Friday, March 28: Bharat Bhole, RIT, 1:30 pm, 226 Persson, Colgate University
Friday, April 11 : Prakarsh Singh, Amherst College, “Tackling Malnutrition through Performance-Based Incentive”, 2:00 pm, 226 Persson Hall, Colgate University.
Friday, April 18: William Horrace, Syracuse University, "How Dark Is Dark? Bright Lights, Big City, Racial Profiling", 2:00 pm in KJ 203, Hamilton College
Friday, April 25: Lourenço Paz, Syracuse University, "The Effects of Exporting on Wages: An Evaluation Using the 1999 Brazilian Exchange Rate Devaluation", 2:00 pm, 226 Persson Hall, Colgate University
Friday, May 2: Rodrigo Sekkel, "Macroeconomic Uncertainty through the Lens of Professional Forecasters", Bank of Canada, 2:00 pm, KJ 203, Hamilton College