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Objective

Objective: Currently seeking a full time position as a business, healthcare, or research analyst within a respected and growing company. Technical Skills: Programming: SAS, SAS UNIX, SAS STAT, SAS MACRO. Statistical Modeling: SAS, STATA Presentation Tools: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, & PowerPoint) Education: Master of Arts in Applied Economics University of North Carolina at Greensboro, May 2006 (Expected) Economic Theory: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Game Theory, Mathematical Economics. Statistical Theory: Econometrics I and II, Time Series. Applied Data Analysis: Applied Microeconomics, Data Methods and Project, Predictive Data Mining. Finance: Presentation of Financial Statements. Bachelor of Arts in Economics University of North Carolina at Greensboro, May 2003 Minor in English: Studied various writing techniques through poems and literatures. Academic Projects: Course Project (Data Method): Fall 2004 The group project was drawn from March Current Population Survey (CPS) with consisted of a very large dataset. The research was replicated from a previous research by Eissa and Liebman. We used probit models and data manipulating techniques using SAS MACROS in UNIX environment. Course Project (Data Project): Fall 2005 This project required the use of probit models to analyze the affect of differing business cycles on college enrollment rate. The data was drawn from CPS of the October tape and required data manipulation with various economic variables. The estimation also required the use of advanced SAS MACROS in Unix environment. Independent Literature Review: In Progress The paper examines the effect of generic drugs on the pricing behavior of brand name drug. There are two opposing views on the pricing behavior. By analyzing their empirical results, I support the notion of brand name drugís price level to decrease over time. Work Experience: Graduate Assistant University of North Carolina at Greensboro, August 2003 ñ December 2004. Assisted in grading coursework and exams also tutored undergraduate students in statistics.

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