Dustin White

Professor collaborating on research in Health Economics, Labor Economics, Sports Economics, and Industrial Organization, Dr. Dustin White is an esteemed Associate Professor of Economics at the College of Business Administration, University of Nebraska Omaha. With a robust academic background, he earned his PhD in Economics from Washington State University, following a BA in Economics from Brigham Young University. Dr. White's teaching portfolio is diverse and includes courses such as Business Forecasting, Data Analysis, Sports Economics, and Labor Economics. His pedagogical approach is centered around equipping students with practical skills and analytical tools necessary for navigating the complexities of modern economic landscapes. In his research endeavors, Dr. White is particularly passionate about the integration of big data and statistical learning methods. His work in Health and Labor Economics seeks to address pressing societal issues, while his contributions to Sports Economics and Industrial Organization aim to provide insights into the dynamics of these fields. Dr. White's research is characterized by a commitment to empirical rigor and innovation. He frequently collaborates with fellow researchers and industry professionals to explore new methodologies and applications of data analytics in economics. His work has been published in numerous academic journals, reflecting his dedication to advancing knowledge and understanding in his areas of expertise. Beyond academia, Dr. White is actively involved in various professional organizations and conferences, where he shares his findings and engages with the broader economics community. His contributions have not only enriched academic discourse but have also had practical implications for policy and industry practices. Dr. White's dedication to both teaching and research exemplifies his commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of economics and its impact on society. His work continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, making significant contributions to the field of economics.