WalletHub published a question-and-answer column with UW College of Business Professor Emeritus
Sherrill Shaffer about free credit cards that offer no annual fees, monthly fees or
one-time membership fees.
The Casper Star-Tribune interviewed UW economist Rob Godby for an article titled “Russian escalation today
could increase future demand for US natural gas.” Godby commented on implications
from Russia cutting off natural gas exports to Poland and Bulgaria.
Wyoming Public Radio also interviewed Godby for a piece that focused on how Wyoming businesses are dealing
with higher fuel prices and inflation.
Scott Beaulier is the new UW College of Business dean. Since 2016, he held the same
position at North Dakota State University’s College of Business, according to
AM 1100 The Flag and
WDAY radio stations, both in Fargo, N.D.
WHYY, a Philadelphia PBS station, interviewed Christelle Khalaf, associate director of
UW’s Center for Business and Economic Analysis, about a program that trains young
Philadelphians to install solar panels. Khalaf studies the economic development potential
of renewable energy.
Forbes interviewed Charles Mason, a UW energy economist, about Samsung and two other Korean
conglomerates that have signed an agreement with a U.S.-based company to build small-scale
modular nuclear reactors in Asia as demand for clean energy grows globally
KUNC carried a Mountain West News Bureau story that focused on how Wyoming businesses
are learning to cope with current higher fuel prices and inflation. UW economist Rob
Godby was interviewed for the piece.
Cowboy State Daily also interviewed Godby for a similar article.
Yahoo! Finance published an article that mentioned a UW Center for Business and Economic Analysis
report estimating that the CK Gold Project near Curt Gowdy State Park would create
an estimated 2,600 direct and indirect jobs throughout the lifespan of the project.
Mining Weekly published a similar article.
Laramie Live and
101.9 KING FM noted that two new deans have been hired at UW: Scott Beaulier in the College of
Business and Jacob Warren in the College of Health Sciences.
Sherrill Shaffer, UW’s Guthrie Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Banking and Financial
Services, provided advice in a pair of MoneyGeek columns titled
“How can balance transfers impact your credit score in the short and long term?” and
“What are some options a person could take to avoid using a cash advance on a credit
card?” Laramie Live and
County 10 published UW’s release noting that UW’s College of Business and Wyoming Center for
Entrepreneurship and Innovation, in collaboration with Central Wyoming College, will
offer the Entrepreneur Essentials (e2) course. The e2 program seeks to help Wyoming
business owners launch their businesses from the idea stage into fruition, with the
end goal of businesses selling their products or services successfully.
HuffPost quoted Christelle Khalaf, associate director of UW’s Center for Business and Economic
Analysis, in an article about a possible recession in the U.S. Khalaf said it was
worth considering that policies implemented during the pandemic to support families
may not have been anticipated to cause inflation
In an article picked up by
The Leader-Telegram, in Eau Claire, Wis., several economists, including UW’s Anne Alexander, discussed
inflation, rising gas prices and baby formula shortages that are causing consumer
stress across the country.
UW economist Rob Godby commented on a
WyoFile piece about how developers are poised to double Wyoming’s wind energy capacity, replacing
coal as the state’s top source of electrical generation.
