The New York State Council on Economic Education, established in 1959, is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit 501(c)3 educational organization dedicated to ending economic illiteracy by improving the quantity and quality of economic education in our public and private schools, kindergarten through grade 12. The Council is supported by grants from: corporations, individuals, foundations government and labor.
Credit: The following courses are offered for college credit:
Courses can be tailored for in-service credit. Courses can be modified to include pedagogy, in addition to content. Courses are offered on the college campus and off campus sites, enrollment permitting.
Economics America materials focus on the needs of teachers in economic classes and infuse the subject into courses on social studies, literature and mathematics.
The Center staff serve as consultants to school districts on needs assessment, curriculum development, course content and teaching strategies.
Virtual Economics – (1) Demonstration of how to use a CD ROM which defines basic Economic Concepts, shows how to teach these concepts and highlights source materials and lesson plans for grades K - 12. (2) Teaching Economics Through Literature and Creative Writing (3) Improving Personal Financial Skills for all students.
Louis Buda
Professor, Dept. of Economics/Finance
Marie Kratochvil
Professor, Dept. of Economics/Finance
Louis Buda
Professor, Dept. of Economics/Finance
Marie Kratochvil
Professor, Dept. of Economics/Finance
Darleen Braunshweiger, J.D.
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Economics/Finance
Louis Buda
Professor, Dept. of Economics/Finance
George Frost, J.D.
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Economics/Finance
Marie Kratochvil
Professor, Dept. of Economics/Finance
Ethel Weeks, Ph.D.
Professor, Dept. of Economics/Finance