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AAEA News | Tuesday, September 10, 2024

2024 AAEA Early Career Professionals Workshop

What:
 		 AAEA Early Career Professionals Workshop:
Supporting Scholars to Thrive in Applied Economics
Where: University of California, Davis campus
When: December 13-15, 2024
Who:
 		 Open to pre-tenure or equivalent career stage applied economists with a PhD currently working in US or Canadian universities or organizations who have seven or fewer year of work experience post-PhD (not including time for parental leave, or similar)
Why:
 		 The goal of this workshop is to help early career AAEA members thrive—building fulfilling careers as applied economists and satisfying lives as whole humans

Learn more about the workshop and apply now here: 
https://www.aaea.org/meetings/professional-workshops/upcoming-professional-workshops/2024-aaea-early-career-professionals-workshop

Thanks!

Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2024 AAEA Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA. We had a wonderful turn out of 1380 with many meet ups and as always, great conversations.

We hope you will join us again next year for the 2025 AAEA & WAEA Joint Annual Meeting in Denver, CO!

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Rudy Nayga
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May 2024

As an added service to the Code of Conduct Policy that we already have in place, the AAEA Executive Board has approved the establishment and implementation of a Reporting Lockbox. This initiative will allow members to log allegations of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation involving other members via an encrypted, time-stamped online tool. It will provide members with a confidential avenue to document incidents and offers prevention and support measures. Key features will include a privacy policy, user authentication, and account management. We will share more information as we iron out the logistical details, including the development of the online lockbox system. The AAEA Board has also approved a proposal to hold an Early Career Mentoring Workshop in Davis, CA in December 2024. Thank you and congratulations to the Mentoring Committee for receiving a NIFA conference grant funding for this workshop.

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