During summer 2020, the Bravo Center supported 5 graduate students to further develop their own dissertation research and/or work with faculty on joint research projects. More info on the students and their projects...

The Bravo Center is currently accepting funding requests for research projects. Interested parties should submit an application with a list of the contributing authors, brief project description, reason for funding, potential outside funding sources, proposed budget, and tentative project timeline.

Applications should be no longer than two pages. Supplementary materials may be appended but are not required. Applicants...

The Bravo Center welcomes scholars in the Department of Economics to contribute to the Orlando Bravo Working Paper Series. All faculty members are welcome to release their papers to the Series, while graduate students must obtain and acknowledge a faculty member as a sponsor. Faculty sponsors should evaluate graduate papers based on whether the paper is about to be submitted to a journal and whether the paper is...

Professor Teddy Mekonnen has been appointed as the Orlando Bravo Assistant Professor of Economics as of July 1, 2020. More info...