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University of
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Professor
Rogers earned her Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Pittsburgh. Prior to
joining OU’s economics department, she was at
the Regional Research Institute of
West Virginia University. She is the
2005-2006 President of the Southern
Regional Science Association and on the editorial boards of Review of Regional Studies and Growth and Change. Her research interests include Regional and
Urban Economics, State and Local Public Finance, and Local Economic Development. She has published in a range of journals,
including Journal of Labor Economics,
Journal of Urban Economics, Regional Science and Urban Economics, and Review of International Economics. She has evaluated project proposals for the
National Science Foundation and has participated in numerous externally
funded research projects, including projects for the US Department of
Agriculture (NRI) and the Federal Transit Authority. She currently teaches undergraduate courses
in Urban Economics (ECON 4453),
and Information, Technology and the Economy (ECON 3233),
as well as a graduate course in Planning and Policy Analysis (ECON 6123).
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