During the Fall 2007 semester, the Center offered prizes for the best two student projects in Professors Hicks and Rezazadeh’s Capitalism in the Modern World course. The projects involved researching a country’s political and economic history, and students were judged on the basis of the quality of their analysis and the effectiveness of their presentations, both oral and written. The winners, Paul Lindsay and Emily Wallen, received $300 each. Below are brief video clip excerpts of their presentations.

Paul Lindsay on Venezuela

Emily Wallen on Japan

Congratulations to Paul Lindsay and Emily Wallen! The Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship offered prizes for the best two student projects in Professors Hicks and Rezazadeh’s Capitalism in the Modern World course. Students were judged on the basis of the quality of their analysis and the effectiveness of their presentations, both oral and written. The winners received $300 each.