Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Idaho
Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Idaho Dan received a PhD in Economics from the University of Colorado, and teaches courses in Microeconomics, Labor Economics, and Econometrics. He conducts research that involves using the world of sports to illustrate economic theories and principles. Other research interests include the economics of higher education and examining factors influencing regional migration patterns within the United States
Professor & Director Robotic Vision Laboratory, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Brigham Young University
Bringing together the leading figures in sports analytics, business, and technology.
