The student experience at Northeastern is more than the department’s academic programs. It includes the opportunity to participate in a variety of student organizations in which students get to know their peers and faculty outside the classroom and often have the opportunity to develop lifetime friendships and networking opportunities. The organizations often involve the integration of what the students have learned in the classroom with the real world outside of Northeastern.
Economics
The Economics Society https://linktr.ee/neueconsociety
The NU Economics Society is Northeastern’s premier economics interest group run entirely by Northeastern undergraduates. It consists of economics majors, minors, and anyone else that expresses an interest in economics. The Economics Society is a venue for social activities, intellectual pursuits, and professional development, all deriving from the courses and experiences of the undergraduate student body! It serves to promote discussion of relevant economic issues, both in the world and in the department, and encourages the spreading of social and professional opportunities and networking for any student interested in the field of economics. The Northeastern University Economics Society is the umbrella organization for student economic clubs and projects at Northeastern University.
For updated information on meetings, please visit: https://linktr.ee/NEUEconSociety
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Madhavi Venkatesan
ECONPress is an editorial journal showcasing undergraduate research. We receive econometrics papers from students and evaluate whether to publish them in our end of year journal based on whether they contribute to the existing body of research on a topic. We also discuss current events and interesting topics in economics.
Students of all majors and backgrounds are welcome to join.
https://web.northeastern.edu/econpress/
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Madhavi Venkatesan
The Federal Reserve Challenge Team represents the Economics Society, and Northeastern, at all external competitions including the College Fed Challenge, the Up to Us Competition, and the iOme Challenge (which the NU delegation won in 2015). Want to become a part of these teams, or have another academic competition in mind? Join the Fed Challenge Team!
If you’re interested in being a part of the team please join us at one of t he weekly meetings in the Fall. Schedule TBD. No background in economics is necessary to participate. To learn more about the Federal Reserve Challenge Team please don’t hesitate to contact Professor Mark Hooker m.hooker@northeastern.edu
The purpose of the Master’s Graduate Students Association is to facilitate student-to-student and student-to-faculty interaction in less formal settings. This association is run by the students.
Website: https://cssh.northeastern.edu/economics/msa/
To join or for more information, please visit the association’s webpage or contact the faculty advisor Associate Teaching Professor of Economics Xiaolin Shi, MS Graduate Program Director.
A student initiative to promote sustainable and social change through film.
Women in Economics https://linktr.ee/wenortheastern
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wenortheastern/
The Women in Economics student organization aims to foster community for undergraduate women who are interested in economics at Northeastern University and to showcase the more practical aspects of economics and excite the future generation of economists with the potential of the field.
Contact information: wenortheastern@gmail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wenortheastern
Faculty Advisor: Associate Professor Alicia Sasser-Modestino
DEPARTMENT AND AFFILIATED
The department’s peer mentoring program consists of upper class students assisting incoming first-year economic majors transition to college life. Mentors will meet with small groups of new majors, or individually, as part of the ECON 1000 class and outside it as well. They will assist the new students with academic and non-academic matters.
Welcome 2024 Peer Mentors:
Alexia Ilie
Shivam Singhal
Evan Levy
Bailie Schaefer
Hannah Adams
Will Kennedy
Yuxin Li
Sandro Kiknadze
Takahiro Yamamoto
Carter Perry
Keira Skovlin
Andrew Fielding
Denis Nazarchuk
If you have any questions about the CSSH Peer Mentor program or application, please contact Kelliann Henry, Assistant Director of Undergraduate Student Engagement, at k.henry@northeastern.edu
Learn more about the Peer Mentor program here.
Faculty Affiliated
One for the World was started by NU student Courtney Fu and has chapters across many leading universities and law schools. The focus of the organization is economic equity.
Co-presidents: Courtney Fu and Patrick Neal
Faculty advisor: Madhavi Venkatesan