Bowdoin Economics Prizes
Paul H. Douglas Prize:
This prize, awarded by the Department of Economics each spring in honor of Paul H. Douglas '13, a respected labor economist and United States Senator, recognizes a junior who shows outstanding promise in scholarship in economics. (1999)
Biography of Paul Douglas by John Keohane »
2004 Recipient: Eric Bakkensen, Roger Schmitz
2003 Recipient: Stephan Seabrook, Timothy Mathien, Kathryn Sullivan
2002 Recipient: Matthew Magenheim, Travis Patten
2001 Recipient: Ningning Yang, Erik Paulson
2000 Recipient: Nicole Ann Carpentier, Emily Catherine Repp
1999 Recipient: Christopher Sims, Shuli Ren, Carolyn Sages
Noyes Political Economy Prize:
This prize, established by Crosby Stuart Noyes, A.M. H1887, is awarded to the best scholar in political economy. (1897)
2004 Recipient: Stephan Seabrook, Kathryn Sullivan
2003 Recipient: Dan Flack, Matthew Magenheim
2002 Recipient: Ningning Yang, Steven Robert Rulison
2001 Recipient: Nicole A. Carpentier, Megan E. Leary, Zhe Fan, Emily C. Repp
2000 Recipient: Timothy Capozzi, Jayme Okma, Shuli Ren, Carolyn Sages