Hani Mansour and Andrea Velásquez write about the adverse employment effects of Chinese import competition in Peru in VoxDev , a platform for economists, policymakers, practitioners, donors, the private sector, and others interested in development to discuss key policy issues and a collaboration among the Centre for Economic Policy Research,...

Chloe East, Associate Professor of Economics; Hani Mansour, Professor of Economics; and Andrea Velásquez, Associate Professor of Economics have recently published an article, "The Labor Market Effects of Immigration Enforcement," in the highly ranked Journal of Labor Economics . They study the labor market effects of Secure Communities, a police-based...

Gabriella Mayne, PhD student in the Department of Health & Behavioral Sciences, published a paper in Obstretrics & Gynecology , entitled “Why Causation Matters: Rethinking ‘Race’ as a Risk Factor.” This paper forms the impetus for what she and her co-author will present next month at the American Society for...

James Walsh, Clinical Teaching Track Assistant Professor in Political Science, has done significant research on Irish immigrants in Leadville, which was celebrated in two events. The first event, which took place on Friday, September 15 at the Healy House in Leadville, was the opening of a new museum exhibit on...

The CLAS Office of Research and Creative Activities (ORCA) has two new grant programs that are currently accepting applications from faculty: First, is a Presentation and Publication grant that provides up to $1,000 to assist with sharing completed (or near-completed) research and creative work with other scholars via conference presentation...

For the 2023-2024 Accadmic Year leadership for CLAS Staff Council will be: Michelle Médal (Chair) Kristen Salsbury (Vice-Chair) Maria Rase (Treasurer) Anne Beard (Secretary) Visit the CLAS Staff Council website to learn more about who we are and how we might support you: https://clas.ucdenver.edu/staff-council/

Candice Shelby, Professor of Philosophy, presented a paper, "Use of Psychedelics in Healing Fragmented Consciousness" for the Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World, in Fresno, CA, on July 28. This conference promotes interaction among philosophers in all styles and areas of Philosophy. While at that conference, she also delivered...

Ethnic Studies Clinical Teaching Track Associate Professor Katy Mohrman’s book Exceptionally Queer: Mormon Peculiarity and U.S. Nationalism (2022), published with University of Minnesota Press, was recently awarded the Best Book Award by the Mormon History Association . In the book, Mohrman offers a powerful rethinking of Mormonism and its place...

David Hildebrand, Philosophy Professor, will present on the ethics of data and A.I. at two conferences this September. In Helsinki, Finland he presents “Autonomy and Ethics in an Age of Algorithmic A.I” at the University of Helsinki and “Algorithms, A.I. and Data in Education: New Promises and Core Values” at...

Xiaofei Gao, Assistant Professor of History, has been awarded a 2023 Luce/ACLS Early Career Fellowship in China Studies . This program is made possible by a major grant from the Henry Luce Foundation , and is administered by the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), the leading representative of American...