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Dennis Patrick Leyden, Ph. D.
Associate Professor of Economics

Tutors

Fall 2009

The following graduate students from the UNCG Department of Economics have expressed interest in tutoring ECO 202 students. The provision of this list should not be seen as an endorsement by myself or the Department of Economics of the quality of tutoring that these individuals might provide. Moreover, the terms under which any tutoring is arranged (including cost) is up to the individuals involved to decide.

  • Chris Burfield, chris.burfield@gmail.com
  • John DeMasi, johndemasi@gmail.com, 919.260.4039
  • Benjamin Laughlin, bblaughl@uncg.edu, 336.740.0112
  • Anna MacMonegle, ajmacmon@uncg.edu
  • Derek Mobley, vulcidian@gmail.com, 336.410.1285
  • Allison Moe, almoe@uncg.edu, 828.514.6018
  • Allie Scott, marlins_romantic@hotmail.com
  • Matthew Scott, m_scott@uncg.edu
 

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