Title
Senior Lecturer in Economics
Economics
International Business School
Expertise
Economic History, The Economics of Financial Institutions
Profile
Scott Redenius came to Brandeis in 2008 after teaching at Knox College and Bryn Mawr College. He teaches Money and Banking and U.S. Economic History in addition to some of the core Economics courses and alternates with Mike Coiner as the Undergraduate Advising Head for the Economics Department.
Redenius' research area is U.S. financial history. His current projects focus on interregional capital flows, the integration of the U.S. monetary and payment systems, and issues relating to the founding and early operation of the Federal Reserve System.
Degrees
Yale University, Ph.D.
Yale University, M.A.
Yale University, M.Phil.
Yale University, M.A.
Oberlin College, A.B.
Contact
| Email: | redenius@brandeis.edu |
| Phone: | 781-736-2237 |
| Office: | Lemberg Academic Center, 160 |
Courses Taught
| ECON | 2a | Introduction to Economics |
| ECON | 20a | Introduction to Macroeconomics |
| ECON | 28b | The Global Economy |
| ECON | 83a | Statistics for Economic Analysis |
| ECON | 172b | Money and Banking |
| EL | 94a | Experiential Learning Practicum |
Scholarship
