Assistant University

M a r ig race M ichele Davis

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ED UCAT ION

Clemson University C lemson, SC: Dec

2013

• Masters Candidate in Economics

• GPA: 3.76/4.00

• Relevant Graduate Coursework Areas: Econometrics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics,

Mathematical Economics, Cost Benefit Analysis, Antitrust and Regulation

University of Alabama T uscaloosa, AL:

M ay 2012

• Bachelor of Science in Commerce and Business Administration

• Concentrations in Economics and Finance

• Cum Laude, GPA: 3.53/4.00

• Relevant Coursework: Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Econometrics, International Trade, Public

Finance, Mathematical Economics, Mathematical Finance, Financial Management, Strategic

Business Management, Investments, Money and Capital Markets, and Statistical data analysis.

London School of Economics London, UK: July 2011

• Summer Study Program, GPA: 3.7

• Development Economics

T H ES IS

Bank Note Counte rfeiting in Antebellum America

• I manually collected historical data and merged it with banking and demographic

data from the time period being analyzed.

• I observed the relationships that occurred between the banking industry and money

counterfeiting during a period of time that had li t t le government intervention. I also

observed the efficiency of the secondary markets to account for specific r isk.

• I used Stata and M icrosoft Excel to combine and analyze my research

• I analyzed my research with the logistic model, panel data regressions, and cost

benefit analysis.

WORK EXPER I ENCE & LEADERSH I P

Research Assistant May- August 2013

• Clemson University; Clemson, South Carolina

• Research Assistant internship for Dr. William Ward in the area of Cost Benefit Analysis

• Editing papers, editing class material, and gathering material for future online class

creation.

Undergraduate Tutor June 2011- May 2012

• The Center for Academic Success; The University of Alabama

• Tutor for undergraduates at the University of Alabama

• Tutored students in a range of introductory to intermediate business courses in subjects such as

Economics, Finance, and Statistics

TEC H N ICAL SK I L LS

Economet ric Analysis

• Proficient in Microsoft Office, Excel, and Stata.

• Familiari ty with Bloomberg and SQL

• Can perform Cost Benefit Analysis

H O NORS AND ORGAN IZAT IONS

Outstanding Student in Finance and Economics Award, University of Alabama 2012

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Outstanding Student in Economics Award, University of Alabama 2011

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University of Alabama Honors College, 2010 2012

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Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, 2008 2012

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The National Society of Collegiate Scholars, 2009 present

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Golden Key Honor Society, 2009 present

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Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, 2009 – 2012

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University of Alabama Economics Department Tutor, Fall 2011 2012

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