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Professor Lisa Giddings holds a Professorship in the Department of Economics at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse since 2000. She specializes in Labor Economics, Transition Economies, Sports Economics, and Family Economics with a focus on same-sex households. Her pedagogical approach emphasizes radical inclusivity through the Relevance, Belonging, and Growth Mindset (RBG) framework, informed by participation in the AEA's EDUCATE Workshop and UWL's Inclusive Teaching Institute.
Education: B.S. in Mathematics, Economics, and Literature from University of Nebraska-Lincoln (1991), M.A. Economics (1994), Ph.D. Economics from American University (2000). Professional history includes roles at UCDavis, Macalester College, and institutions in Ireland and Bulgaria. Research spans economic transitions in Central/Eastern Europe, gender roles in households, and sports economics including Title IX's evolution and women's baseball league economics.
Recipient of the 2021 Eagle Teaching Excellence Award, she collaborates on projects like student attitudes toward fair pricing and athlete economics. Active in feminist economics through the International Association for Feminist Economics, her work critiques gender disparities and policy impacts on marginalized groups.
