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Fernando Lozano is a Professor of Economics at Pomona College, holding the Morris B. and Gladys S. Pendleton Professorship. He also serves as the Chair of Anthropology, Coordinator of Latin American Studies, and Coordinator of Public Policy Analysis at Pomona. Additionally, he co-chairs California’s Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors and works as an economist at the Inland Empire Economic Partnership.
- Education:
- Bachelor of Arts, University of San Diego
- PhD in Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara
Dr. Lozano is a labor economist specializing in immigration, labor supply, and leisure trends. His research examines unauthorized immigration, labor market assimilation of immigrants, and the economic implications of religious holidays and sports events. He has contributed to prominent journals like the American Economic Review and Journal of Labor Economics.
Recent publications focus on immigration policy, labor market mobility, and economic incentives in talent investment, reflecting his expertise in applied microeconomics and public policy analysis.
- Scientific Awards:
- Wig Distinguished Professor award (2008)
- Research Fellow at IZA (since 2009)
- President of the American Society of Hispanic Economists
Lozano actively mentors through programs like the American Economic Association Mentoring Program and the Diversity Initiative for Tenure in Economics. His work bridges academic research with policy advisory roles, including contributions to regional economic planning via the Inland Empire Economic Partnership.
