Zhaodan (Jordon) Huang, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Economics
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 f students really want to become successful, there are a lot of resources for them here. the program embraces growth and change, and the faculty are very committed to teaching. My classes are fifteen or twenty students at most, and many times they’re much smaller. that makes the discussion richer and more interesting." | |||
 
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