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Bates White announces the second recipient of
the Bates White Graduate Fellowship
WASHINGTON, D.C., June 7, 2004—Bates White today announced
that Andrei Karavaev of The Pennsylvania State University received
the 2004 Bates White Graduate Fellowship.
The Bates White Graduate Fellowship was established for doctoral
candidates to broaden career opportunities in the field of economics.
The fellowship recipient receives a full-time summer position
at Bates White’s Washington, D.C. office and a stipend for
tuition and fees for one academic year.
Dr. Matthew Raiff, Partner and founding member of the Bates White
Fellowship Review Committee, said, "We are honored that Andrei
accepted this year’s fellowship and we look forward to working
with him on multiple projects this summer. As last year’s
fellowship program demonstrated, the intellectual exchange of
knowledge between the recipient and Bates White employees is an
exceptional benefit for the recipient and Bates White."
"The fellowship provides the recipient with tremendous opportunity
and exposure to the scientific methods and cutting-edge analytics
used at Bates White," said Dr. Robert C. Marshall, Head of
the Economics Department at The Pennsylvania State University
and Partner of Bates White.
Andrei Karavaev is a doctoral candidate in the Economics Department
at The Pennsylvania State University. His interests include game
theory, industrial organization, and monetary theory. Karavaev
has served as an instructor and a teaching assistant in international
economics, probability theory and statistics, advanced microeconomics,
and intermediate macroeconomics.
About Bates White
Bates White is a national economic consulting firm of more than 150 professionals.
Established in 1999, Bates White offers consulting services in economics,
finance,
and business analytics. Bates White has offices in Washington, D.C., and San
Diego, Calif.
www.bateswhite.com
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