William Haber Graduate Fellowships are a core component of MITRE and a critical resource for our doctoral program. Named in honor of William Haber, a former chair of the Economics Department and dean of the College of Literature, Sciences and the Arts, a towering figure in Michigan political and economic history and a major influence in national economic policymaking, these fellowships make it possible for the Department to be highly competitive in recruiting top doctoral students to the University of Michigan.
The 2012-2013 William Haber Graduate Fellows are (from left to right):
Nicolas Morales
Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay, B.A. in economics, 2009
Gonzalo Vazquez Bare
Universidad de San Andres, B.A. in Economics, 2004-2007
Universidad de San Andres, M.A. In Economics, 2008
Alexandra Charbi
Athens University of Economics & Business, B.A. in Economics (2003-2008)
Athens University of Economics & Business, MSc in Applied Economics & Finance (2009-2011)
Sae Ran Koh
Ewha Womans University, B.A. in International Studies and Economics (2006-2010)
Yonsei University, M.A. in Economics (2010-2012)
Alberto Arredondo Chavez
Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico (ITAM), BSc in applied mathematics (2005-2011) and BSc in Actuarial Science (2005-2010)
