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Md Tanvir Pavel serves as an Assistant Professor of Economics within the Department of Economics, College of Humanities, Social Science, and Arts at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. His academic profile integrates teaching excellence with research focused on critical environmental economic challenges.
Dr. Pavel's educational foundation includes:
- Ph.D. in Economics, Florida International University (2018)
- Master of Arts in Economics, Eastern Illinois University (2012)
His research program centers on environmental and natural resource economics, with particular emphasis on human responses to ecological stressors. Key investigations analyze migration patterns triggered by environmental shocks and household decision-making regarding coastal vulnerability adaptation. This work bridges theoretical microeconomic frameworks with real-world policy applications, demonstrating consistent methodological rigor in applied econometric analysis.
Recent publications reveal a cohesive trajectory examining climate adaptation mechanisms through microeconomic lenses. The scholarship systematically explores socioeconomic dimensions of environmental change, with growing emphasis on policy-relevant insights for disaster management and resource allocation.
Professional recognition includes:
- Broad Fellowship Award (2017-2018) from SIPA, Florida International University
Dr. Pavel actively mentors undergraduate economics students while contributing to curriculum development in microeconomics and environmental economics. His research program continues to evolve through university-supported scholarly activities, building upon foundational fellowship training.
As a core faculty member, he participates in departmental initiatives advancing economic education within Rose-Hulman's distinctive engineering-focused academic environment.
