2016-2017 UES Executive Board

President  
Elizabeth McNeeley

Elizabeth is a fourth year Economics major at OSU, with minors in Business and Statistics. She has interned with the Cleveland Clinic and currently works as a Research Assistant at the College of Education and Human Ecology. She plans to join the many in the job market after graduation. Some of her favorite pastimes include watching soccer and learning Spanish while keeping up with her French.

Vice President   
Willy Chen

Willy is a second year majoring in Economics. In the future he hopes to be a professor in the Economics Department and thus plans to pursue a Ph.D. program after finishing his undergraduate degree. Willy is a very happy person and he is also a peer leader working with the incoming first year students. He is very excited for serving UES members for the coming year!

Treasurer   
Jingwei Zhou

Jingwei Zhou is a senior majoring in Economics with a minor in Business. She currently works as a research assistant at the College of Education and Human Ecology. In the future, she hopes to pursue a graduate degree of Master of Science in Accounting. Her hobbies include playing piano and Taekwondo.

Director of Outreach   
Matt Rohozen 

Matt is a third year majoring in Economics with a minor in Business. This year he will work in the Economics Learning Center as a Tutor for undergraduate economics students. In the future he hopes to pursue a career as a financial advisor. Matt’s interests are in macroeconomics, monetary economics, and economic development. Some of his favorite pastimes include binge watching TV and movies, running, and playing cards.

Director of Marketing
Winston Chen

Winston Chen is a senior majoring in Economics and Mathematics.  He has interned in the past with the Office of the Chief Economist, US Patent and Trademark Office.  He is also a research assistant to Professor Dean Lillard in the Department of Human Sciences at The Ohio State University, with interests in graduate school in economics after some time working.  He is interested in behavioral economics, chess, theoretical mathematics, game theory, applying machine learning to economic research, and many other things that have nothing to do with the course material of ECON 4001.02.