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Department of Economics
College of Arts and Letters
San Diego State University
5500 Campanile Drive
San Diego, CA 92182-4485

Nasatir Hall 305
Phone: (619) 594-1675
Fax: (619) 594-5062
Mail code: 4485

Last Update 1/13/12

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Undergraduate Program>Scholarships

Scholarships recognize and reward academic excellence and are not usually based on financial need. Economics majors may apply for scholarships administered by the San Diego State University Scholarship Committee and/or by the Department of Economics.

San Diego State University Scholarships are awarded each Spring Semester for the following academic year. Priority consideration for the following scholarships will be given to applications received by March 1st. Both current and prospective students are eligible to apply. For further information, contact the SDSU Scholarship Office.

The Department of Economics administers the Center for Public Economics (CPE) Scholarship Program. Applications are solicited early each Spring Semester with cash awards normally made during April. The competition is open to currently enrolled students with a concentration in economics and an interest in public economics. Annually the Center for Public Economics awards the $1000 Henry Cramer scholarship, the $300 Leonard Chadwick scholarship, the $600 Sidney Evans scholarship, the $300 Louis Freeman scholarship, the $600 Henry George scholarship, the $500 Walter Weiss scholarship, and a general $500 scholarship.

>>Download CPE Scholarship Application Materials (.pdf)

Also available is the The Weintraub Paper Award. Daniel Weintraub was born and raised in San Diego and received a degree in Economics from San Diego State University in 1981. He currently works for the Sacramento Bee as a public affairs columnist. In 2000, Weintraub received the John Jacobs Award from the Center for California Studies for excellence in reporting on California government and politics. This scholarship is to support excellence in writing about topics in economics.

>>Download The Weintraub Paper Award Application Materials (.pdf)


Additionally, the department awards the Madhavan Prize for Outstanding Economics Graduate of the Year. Chosen by the department, this prize has been given since 2006. The previous recipients of this award are: Andrew Neumann, Min Zhang, Sally Sclippa, and Julian D. Kearns.

 

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