Michael Curme
Associate Professor
Economics
Profile
Academic Background
- Ph.D. University of Illinois, Economics, 1989
- M.S. University of Illinois, Economics, 1984
- B.A. University of Illinois, Economics, 1981
Academic & Professional Experience
- Associate Professor, Miami University (1994-Present)
- Associate Vice President and Dean of Students, Miami University (January 2013-July 2018)
- Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs (May 2007-July 2013)
- Assistant Professor, Miami University (1988-1994)
Recent Publications
- Walstad, W., Curme, M., Carson, K. S., & Ghosh, I. (2010). Formative Assessment in Economics Courses, in Michael Salemi and William B.Walstad (Eds.) Teaching Innovations in Economics: Strategies and Applications for Interactive Instruction.
- Curme, M. A. & Stefanec, N. (2007). Worker Quality and Labor Market Sorting. Economics Letters.
- Curme, M. A. & Daugherty, G. (2004). Competition and Pay for National Hockey League Players Born in Quebec. Journal of Sports Economics.
Honors & Awards
- 2012 Outstanding Professor, Associated Student Government, Miami University.
- 1999 Richard T. Farmer SBA Teaching Effectiveness Award, Miami University.
Professional Interests
- Research: Labor economics
- Teaching: Labor economics, microeconomics
Areas of Expertise
- Labor economics
- Microeconomics
Biography
Mike Curme has served Miami and the community in multiple capacities since joining the economics faculty in August 1988.
Courses
- SPRING 2021
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ECO 201 I MW 1:15-2:35, FSB 1000
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ECO 201 K MW 2:50-4:10, FSB 1000
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ECO 401 A MW 10:05-11:25, FSB 1006
