Berry Center Program Components

Introduction of courses in economics and finance, and related social sciences, which emphasize applied economics, data literacy and quantitative analysis.
Promotion of the interdisciplinary study of public policy, with particular emphasis on the use of economic analysis to evaluate political, social and business issues.
Development of an internship program that creates high-quality experiential learning opportunities for majors in economics and business and other related fields.
Provision of experiential learning opportunities in economics, business and public policy through off-campus courses, interaction with distinguished visitors, summer employment, and student-faculty research.
Organization of public lectures, symposia and workshops, thereby contributing to the intellectual life of the community.
Financial and academic support for student-centered scholarship, including research projects, independent study and travel to attend conference s.
Creation of support programs that enhance student preparation for graduate study, with a special emphasis on MBA programs.