Faculty

• Carl S. Bonham
• Byron Gangnes
• Theresa M. Greaney (graduate chair)
• Timothy Halliday
• Hui He
• Denise E. Konan
• Sally Kwak
• Sumner La Croix
• Chung H. Lee (associate dean, college of social sciences)
• Sang Hyop Lee
• James Mak
• Andrew Mason
• James E.T. Moncur
• Ilan Noy
• James Roumasset
• Gerard Russo (department chair)
• Katerina V. Sherstyuk (undergraduate chair)
• Nori Tarui
• Xiaojun Wang

Cooperating Grad Faculty

• Peter Garrod (email only)
• Eric Im
• PingSun Leung
• S Ghon Rhee

Affiliate Grad Faculty

• Roger Blair
• Lee-Jay Cho
• Christopher Edmonds (email only)
• Deiter Ernst
• Fereidun Fesharaki
• Rana Hasan
• Meheroo Jussawalla
• Brooks Kaiser
• Rodney Smith
• ZhongXiang Zhang

Emeritus

• Moheb Ghali
• Fred Hung
• Robert Kamins
• Walter Miklius
• Seiji Naya
• John Power
• Marcellus Snow
• Raburn Williams

Lecturers

• David Ching
• Lee Endress
• Kyle Hampton
• Gary Kikuchi (undergraduate advisor)

Graduate Assistants (email only)

• William Awa, Jr.
• Josh Jance
• Jaclyn Lindo
• Olga Moulton
• Duong Ngo
• Aekkanush Nualsri
• Hazel Parcon
• Hee-Ryang Ra
• Melinda Podor
• Kiyoyasu Tanaka
• Kaewkwan Tangtipongkul
• Christopher Wada
• Hao Zhang

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Faculty

Sang-Hyop Lee

Office: Saunders Hall 512 Office Hours: current semester Phone: 956 -8590   Fax: 956 -4347 Email: leesang@hawaii.edu Web Page: http://www2.hawaii.edu/~leesang/ Position: Associate Professor

Research Interests: human resources, labor economics, applied econometrics, population economics

Affiliations: East-West Center, American Economic Association, Society of Labor Economists, Population Association of America, Econometric Society, Korea-America Economic Association

Selected Publications:

• Please see Professor Lee's publication list on his website, here.

Courses Taught:

• Econ 301 Inter Econ: Price Theory
• Econ 390 Internship for Economics
• Econ 391 Cooperative Education
• Econ 425 Introduction to Econometrics
• Econ 430 Economics of Human Resources
• Econ 499 Directed Reading
• Econ 627 Mathematics for Economics
• Econ 629 Econometrics
• Econ 670 Labor Economics I

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