Biography
Christopher Cotter (Ph.D. 2016, Vanderbilt University) is interested in financial economics, banking, and economic history. His current research focuses on the role of financial constraints in historical banking panics, as well as the link between banking and growth in U.S. history. He currently teaches courses in financial economics as well as principles of economics.
Courses
Fall 2016
ECON 101-01 - Principles of Economics: MWF 10:00-10:50am
ECON 206 - Principles of Finance: MWF 1:30-2:20pm
ECON 955-03 - Private Reading
Spring 2017
ECON 101-01 - Principles of Economics: MWF 1:30-2:20pm
ECON 452 - Seminar: US Financial Crisis: M 7:00-9:00pm
ECON 995-03 - Private Reading
Notes
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Chris Cotter Presents at Aspen Institute
August 30, 2017Assistant Professor of Economics Chris Cotter was invited to participate in an Aspen Institute program on integrating liberal arts and business with Lori Young, director of the career development center, and Bara Watts, director of LaunchU.
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Christopher Cotter Presents at Economic History Association Conference
September 30, 2016Assistant Professor of Economics Christopher Cotter attended the annual conference of the Economic History Association (EHA) in Boulder, Colorado, in early September. Cotter led the EHA’s Job Market Workshop, in which recent job market candidates provide advice and personal experience to economic history PhD students who will soon be on the market themselves.