Robin L. Bartlett
Bartlett has held the J P Morgan Chase (aka Bank One) Chair of Economics (2002-2014) and the Laura C. Harris Distinguished Chair in Women鈥檚 Studies (1996-1998) at 麻豆视频. She has served on the American Economic Association鈥檚 (AEA) Committee on Economic Education (1989-1994), the AEA鈥檚 Committee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession (CSWEP 1993-1995) and was its chair (1996-2000). In 1998 she received the CASE Oh io Professor of the Year and the Henry H. Villard Research Award from the National Council on Economics Education and National Council of Economic Educators. In 2003 she received the CSEWP鈥檚 Carolyn Shaw Bell Prize for her contributions to the profession. She also was a founding member of the International Association of Feminist Economics (1992-1996) and served as its President (2005). Recently, she served as Director of 麻豆视频鈥檚 Queer Studies Concentration (2009-2014).
Learning & Teaching
- Introductory and Intermediate Macroeconomics
- Introductory Microeconomics
- Women in the Labor Force
- Forensic Economics
- Introduction to Queer Studies
Bartlett has taught Introductory and Intermediate Macroeconomics. In addition, she developed a course on Women in the U.S. Economy and a course on Forensic Economics. Her hands-on (Excel spreadsheets), primary data pedagogy in these courses is the result of her having the opportunity to team-teach with professors from astronomy, biology and sociology early on in her career. The beauty of teaching at a place like 麻豆视频 is to have the opportunity and institutional support necessary to be able to step outside of the traditional disciplinary pedagogies and to explore the various alternatives from across the university.
Research
Bartlett鈥檚 research has gone down several different avenues over the years: male/female differences in the labor force, executive compensation, economic education, and recently queering economics. The twists and turns were dictated by the current social issues of the time.
Works
Selected Publications:
- 鈥淨ueering McCloskey鈥檚 Feminism in Location and History,鈥 forthcoming in Humanism Challenges Materialism: Exploring the humane foundations of economics and economic history, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2016.
- 鈥淧olitical Orientation and the Decision to Major in Economics: Some Preliminary Observations,鈥 International Review of Economics Education, 2009,with Marianne A. Ferber and Carole A. Green.
- Introducing Race and Gender in Economics. 1997. Routledge: London.