The course will look at these two complementary and imperfect systems from an economic perspective.

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Fridays; June 13, 20, 27, Special Programs Building, Classroom 156 (3 seats (8%) remaining)

Let's talk about planning for the future. How can you ensure that your preferences and directives for your financial assets are carried out correctly? We'll discuss the legal options available to assist in making the best decisions. Elder Law will also be discussed. Questions are welcome!

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Tuesday, Aug 12, TBD - UR Campus

Economics plays a central role in shaping every aspect of society. This course examines a series of prominent policy issues with economics at their core. We will explore the origins of these issues, the underlying data and evidence, and the policy tools available to address them.

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Tuesdays; July 8, 15, 22, 29, Aug 5, 12, Synchronous Online ( No seats currently available )

Protecting your identity is more important than ever. In this seminar, we'll show you how to protect yourself from identity theft and inform you on options you have if the worst happens.

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Monday, June 30, JPSN, Room 118 (2 seats (2%) remaining)

The political and popular rhetoric around international trade and tariffs has shifted drastically over the past decade. In this course we will examine both theory and data about US imports, exports, and trade policies in order to understand how higher tariffs are likely to impact the economy and the international trading system.

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Fridays, Aug 8 and 15, BUS, Ukrop Auditorium Q162