Randy Hall

Randy Hall serves as an Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Economics within the Charlton College of Business at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. He maintains an office in Spruce Hall and can be reached at 508-910-6280.

Professor Hall specializes in applied economic analysis with particular focus on environmental and sports economics. His teaching portfolio includes ECO 107: Economics Of Pollution, where he examines EPA ambient air quality standards and cost-effective pollution control methods. He also teaches ECO 481: Economics of Sports and Games, applying economic and game theoretic analysis to the billion-dollar sports industry, covering topics like sports revenue, player salaries, stadium deals, and discrimination in sports. His ECO 320: Economics Internship course provides students with practical experience at organizations focused on economics, healthcare administration, business, government, law, or public policy.

While no specific research publications or scientific awards are listed in the available information, Professor Hall's course offerings demonstrate expertise in translating complex economic principles into practical applications for students. His focus on both environmental sustainability and sports economics represents a diverse approach to economic education that bridges theoretical concepts with real-world industry challenges.

Professor Hall oversees the Economics Internship program where students secure their own placements (subject to his approval) and complete required academic components including internship journals and final papers. His courses serve both traditional undergraduate programs (BA, BS Economics) and online/hybrid offerings including Healthcare Administration programs.