Alexa Prettyman, Ph.D.
Competition Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Economics
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Work in small groups to create an innovative policy-driven solution to a real-world case to present to a panel of local industry experts.
Hosted by the Department of Economics, the Policy Challenge is a experiential competition for students in all majors to work together to create a policy-oriented solution for a case created by industry experts and local business leaders.
The Policy Challenge is a great opportunity for students to:
Student groups will create a 15-minute presentation the morning of the challenge and present to the panel of judges in the afternoon. Students must have 60 credits or more to participate.
Last year's competition invited students to design a comprehensive financial wellness program that colleges and universities can implement to support students in building long-term financial stability. Special emphasis was placed on creating inclusive solutions that address the unique challenges faced by students from diverse backgrounds and circumstances.
Information Sessions
All information sessions will be in the hallway of Stephens Hall.
Deadline to Register
A panel of judges will rate and score each team's presentation and award the top teams scholarship prizes.
The CBE Policy Challenge is made possible by a generous sponsorship by APGFCU and support from alumni and other organizations, including:
