Carly Myers: The Star of 2024‑2025 Economics Prizes
A deep dive into the 2024-2025 Economics Prizes and the stars who shined the brightest in this academic year.
Introduction
In an inspiring ceremony held by the Department of Economics, the brightest minds of 2024-2025 were awarded prestigious Economics prizes. This year’s recipients have exemplified dedication, hard work, and academic excellence, truly deserving recognition for remarkable achievements.
Carly Myers’ Victory in Principles of Economics
Carly Myers, a beacon of academic diligence, shone brightest as she clinched the Principles of Economics Prize. With her unmatched average in the challenging ECON 1101 and 1102 courses, Myers has set a standard for future economists to aspire to. Her achievement is a testament to her tireless commitment to mastering economic principles and theories.
Lewis Horton Leads in Economic Theory
Adding to the list of distinguished awardees is Lewis Horton, who secured the Economic Theory Prize. His exceptional performance in the ECON 2200 and 2201 courses carved a path of intellectual exploration and analytical prowess, marking him as a future leader in economics.
Ulambayar Battogtokh Excels in Econometrics
Ulambayar Battogtokh took home the Econometrics Prize, showcasing his extraordinary skills in statistical data analysis within the ECON 3338 and 3339 courses. His achievement symbolizes a precise understanding of econometric tools, crucial for modern economic solutions.
Alevia Doyle’s Groundbreaking Honours Thesis
Alevia Doyle was honored with the Economics Honours Thesis Award for her outstanding thesis titled “The Effect of Dobbs v. Jackson on Female Labour Force Participation.” Her work delves into significant societal issues, reflecting the profound impact of judicial decisions on economic gender dynamics.
Conclusion
Each winner shares a common narrative of resilience, curiosity, and a thirst for knowledge. These awards not only celebrate individual achievements but also inspire peers and future cohorts. According to Dalhousie University, their stories resonate with the spirit of academic excellence and promise of impactful futures.
Congratulations to Carly Myers, Lewis Horton, Ulambayar Battogtokh, and Alevia Doyle for their outstanding achievements and contributions to the field of economics!