Professor Laureate
I take enormous pride and great pleasure both in teaching my students as well as interacting with them. My style of teaching may be viewed as ‘translational’ in that it focuses, in part, in translating economic theory to people whose exposure to the field is limited at best. In this way, my aim is to enhance the adoption of better attitudes on the part of my students as well as Best Practices to the teaching and learning process while at the same time facilitating the application of research findings to the various topics or economic issues of the day. This ensures that there is a sequential integration of theory with practice as called for in our curriculum.
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About Teshome Abebe
I take enormous pride and great pleasure both in teaching my students as well as interacting with them. My style of teaching may be viewed as ‘translational’ in that it focuses, in part, in translating economic theory to people whose exposure to the field is limited at best. In this way, my aim is to enhance the adoption of better attitudes on the part of my students as well as Best Practices to the teaching and learning process while at the same time facilitating the application of research findings to the various topics or economic issues of the day. This ensures that there is a sequential integration of theory with practice as called for in our curriculum.
| Present | Professor Laureate, Eastern Illinois University ‐ Economics | |
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Disciplines
Courses
- Pop Culture Economics
- Macroeconomics
- Microeconomics
- Economics of Sports
- Economics of Social Issues
- Business and Government
- Area Studies—North and East Africa
- Intermediate Microeconomics