We are currently accepting applications for 2016-2017 EUB membership.

Applications are due by Friday, May 6th, to either the Econ office dropbox, or by email to eub@uw.edu. Download the application here: EUB-2017-Application.

Here is the tutoring schedule for the EUB for Winter quarter, 2016. Tutoring starts this week (1/11). The room is located in the Northern hallway of the Econ department, facing Denny Hall. Drop by for some Econ help!

updated tutor schedule Winter 2016

The EUB has a lot in store for this upcoming quarter, including the following announcements:

• Applications to join as a member of the EUB for the 2014-2015 school year are due by this Wednesday, April 2nd. To apply, complete this application and submit a resume to eub at uw.edu or in the Economics main office, Savery 305.
• The EUB is hosting a Math Review Seminar to help students brush up on math skills necessary for economics courses! Topics covered will include differential calculus, constrained optimization and Lagrange’s method. They will be most relevant for 300-level courses, although the techniques are used in many 400-level courses also. The Seminar is open to anyone and will be held in SMI 407 at 5:30pm on Tuesday, April 1.
• The Spring Quarter tutoring schedule is in the process of being finalized and will be posted soon, and regular tutoring hours will begin next week.

Check back later for some of the great events we are planning. We wish you a successful spring quarter!

Welcome back to school! Whether you’re a new freshman or a senior, the EUB has several events coming up to help you brush up on your economics:

• We will be hosting a Math Review Seminar on Thursday, October 3rd at 5:30 PM in Savery 155. Come review the math skills that will be used in the 300 and 400 level courses. Topics include: algebra, multivariable calculus, optimization problems, Lagrange multiplier.

• Our EUB members also hold weekly tutoring sessions in SAV 328. Students in any of the introductory, intermediate, or even higher level economics classes are welcome to come by and ask our knowledgeable upperclassmen about anything econ related. Please see our Tutoring Schedule for the times we are available. If you have questions about material in a 400-level class, click here to see which tutors have taken that class.

• Tutoring is also available for students in the English Language Learner (ELL) program who have language-related questions in their economics classes.We offer comprehension assistance for students who are struggling to understand concepts, assignments, etc. due to a language barrier, and writing assistance for students with writing assignments to receive assistance with proofreading, editing, and composing well-written short answer questions. The ELL tutoring schedule can also be found on our Tutoring Schedule page.

Stay tuned for upcoming events, and we hope to see you around!

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The Department also offers English Language Learner (ELL) tutoring for students who need assistance understanding course material or writing papers and other written assignments. The ELL tutoring schedule can be viewed here.

The Economics Undergraduate Board serves as a liaison between the undergraduate student body and the Economics Department faculty and staff. We are currently seeking Economics Majors with sophomore or junior standing who would be interested in being a part of the Board. We are looking for students of strong academic standing who are looking to build their leadership credentials and involvement within the department. Equally important, applicants should be organized, energetic, and motivated about all things economics!

Board members meet twice a month and are assigned to specific projects, such as the undergraduate newsletter The Economizer, career-building events, and quarterly Economics class seminars. We also provide weekly tutoring for students in introductory economics classes.

For more details about applying, see the attached application below. The deadline is Monday March 18th!

EUB activities and services are described on our website.

EUB-2013-Application

Our members’ page has been update! Check it out to learn more about us! -Includes pictures and bios.

http://depts.washington.edu/ecnboard/members/

Join the EUB
for 2012-2013!

The Economics Undergraduate Board serves as a liaison between the undergraduate student body and the Economics Department faculty and staff. We are currently seeking Economics Majors with sophomore or junior standing who would be interested in being a part of the Board. We are looking for students of strong academic standing who are looking to build their leadership credentials and involvement within the department. Equally important, applicants should be organized, energetic, and motivated about all things economics!

Board members meet twice a month and are assigned to specific projects, such as the undergraduate newsletter The Economizer, career-building events, and quarterly Economics class seminars. We also provide weekly tutoring for students in introductory economics classes.

EUB activities and services are described on our website.

EUB 2012 Application Form.

 Deadline extended to may 11th

 

Dear fellow Huskies,

EUB winter quarter tutoring schedule is up! Starting second week of the quarter, EUB is here to help you with class materials and what not.

Stop by if you need help or have questions!

Wish you good luck in all your classes!