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 Department Annual Awards Each year the department presents a number of special awards and prizes to deserving undergraduate students. In addition to the certificates which describe the award, most include a small monetary stipend. These awards and prizes have varied histories. Some have been funded by former students. Others have been established and funded by faculty members. Still others are offered by businesses in the area which have a special interest in economics students. The prizes are awarded each year at the annual Alumni and Awards event. Gockerman Award: This award recognizes an economics major who submitted a superior paper on a subject closely related to the discipline of economics. It was established and funded by Bruce Gockerman, an alumnus. Hanna Award: This award acknowledges an economics major who submitted a paper demonstrating the effective use of quantitative methods in economic analysis. This award was established and funded by Dr. Raouf Hanna in memory of his father. Labor Studies Award: This is an award given to a Labor Studies major in recognition of his/her commitment to the program and its goals, acknowledging superior course work, and outstanding research effort, or public service. This award is funded by contributions to the Labor Studies Development Fund. Moore Award: This award is given to an economics major or minor who submitted a research paper that combines the disciplines of law and economics. The award was established and funded by Scott Moore, esq., an alumnus. Murg Award: This award is given to an economics major in recognition of outstanding student service to the department and/or college. The award was established and funded by Gary Murg, esq., an alumnus.
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