Writing

Inaugural editorial for the NASPA Journal of Technology & Higher Education: Emerging Practice, establishing the journal’s scope and intellectual framework for scholarship at the intersection of educational technology, identity development, and institutional design.

NASPA Journal of Technology & Higher Education: Emerging Practice

Develops a scaffolded approach to the Grossman (1972) household production model of health demand for use in undergraduate health economics courses. Includes annotated problem sets and guidance for connecting the theoretical framework to contemporary insurance and public health policy.

Available on request.

A self-contained course note tracing the implications of asymmetric information for insurance market equilibria, from Akerlof (1970) and Rothschild-Stiglitz (1976) through contemporary ACA exchange design. Written for students with one semester of intermediate microeconomics.

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On the gap between projected and realized economic impacts of large sporting events, including the mechanisms behind demand suppression, crowding-out effects, and the systematic optimism built into host-city forecasts. Written as background for media commentary on World Cup 2026.