Professor Veronika Dolar
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Dr. Veronika Dolar is an economist with a diverse and exciting academic and life journey, which is reflected in her teaching and research interests. Originally from Slovenia, Dr. Dolar received her International Baccalaureate (IB diploma) at the United World College of the Adriatic in Italy, Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Political Science from the Western University in Canada, and her Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota in the United States. Pace University in New York City is her current academic home, where she imparts her knowledge and passion for economics to her students, and pursues her diverse research interests.
Her teaching record encompasses a wide array of courses ranging from Introductory Micro- and Macroeconomics, to Health, Labor, and Public Economics, as well as Economics of Gender, Race and Class, and The Economics of Poverty and Income Distribution. Through her dedicated mentorship and passion for teaching, she leaves a lasting impact on her students, inspiring them to explore the depths of economics and its real-world applications. She has also wrote two textbooks: Macro ECON: Principles of Macroeconomics (7th edition) and Micro ECON: Principles of Microeconomics (7th edition) Dr. Dolar also demonstrates her commitment to making economics accessible to a broader audience through articles, published nationally and internationally, that have been translated into various languages, and through frequent contributions to Open Educational Resources. In addition, Dr. Dolar is also a passionate badminton enthusiast; she has competed in the sport and now holds the titles of a Badminton Umpire and Certified and Accredited Badminton Coach. Furthermore, an avid adventurer, Dr. Dolar has explored the world on two wheels, biking hundreds of miles on the Camino de Santiago routes and tracing the majestic Drava River through multiple countries. |
Dr. Dolar's Webpage: http://www.veronikadolar.com/
Dr. Dolar's articles published in The Conversation |
