Who We Are

Susan Black (1974-81; 1991)

B.A. (Economics) St. Martin’s University

Resource Management;

Public Involvement;

Project Planning;

Social Analysis;

Environmental Justice;

Indian Trust Assets

Rob M. Davis (1995)

B.S. (Agricultural Business), Colorado State University;

M.S. (Agricultural Economics), Utah State University;

Ph.D. (Agricultural Economics), Colorado State University

Agricultural Economics;

Financial and Repayment Analysis

Paula M. Engel (1992)

B.S. (Animal Sciences and Agribusiness), University of Idaho;

M.S. (Agricultural Economics), University of Idaho

Agricultural Economics;

Environmental Economics;

Regional Impact Analysis

Todd L. Gaston (2012)

B.S. (Environmental Science) University of Arizona, 2006;

M.S. (Agricultural & Resource Economics) University of Arizona, 2011

Agricultural Economics;

Environmental Economics;

Econometric Analysis

David A. Harpman (1992)
(U.S. Peace Corps, 3 years)

B.S. (Wildlife and Fisheries Management), West Virginia University;

M.S. (Agricultural Economics), Colorado State University;

Ph.D. (Resource Economics), Colorado State University

Hydropower Analyses;

Environmental Economics;

Non-market Valuation Training;

Mathematical and Statistical Modeling

Dawn M. Munger (1998)

B.S. (Economics), West Virginia University;

M.S. (Resource Economics), West Virginia University

Environmental Economics;

Regional Impact Analysis;

Economic Damage Assessment

Steven Piper (1990)
(U.S. Department of Agriculture – Economic Research Service, 4 years)

B.S. (Economics), Colorado State University;

M.S. (Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics), Colorado State University;

Ph.D. (Environmental Economics), Colorado School of Mines

Environmental Economics;

Regional Impact Analysis;

Valuation of Municipal and Industrial Water Supplies

Jonathan L. Platt (1991)
(National Marine Fisheries Service, 4 years)

B.S. (Finance and Economics), Bryant College;

M.S. (Finance), University of Northern Colorado;

M.S. (Natural Resource Economics), Colorado State University

Natural Resource Economics;

Recreation Economics;

Fisheries Economics;

Regional Impact Analysis

Becky Redhorse (1991)
(Department of Labor, 2 years)

B.S. (Economics), University of Utah;

B.S. (Sociology), University of Utah;

M.S. (Environmental Policy and Management), University of Denver

Project formulation and planning (NEPA);

Indian trust assets and working with tribes;

Economics;

Sociology;

Public Involvement