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The Committee on Economic Education is a standing committee of the American Economic Association that has been in existence in one form or another since 1955. The mission of the Committee is to improve the quality of economics education at all levels: pre-college, college, adult, and general education. The Committee sponsors regular paper sessions and workshops at the annual Allied Social Science Association Meetings.

POSTER SESSION
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
ASSA Meetings - January 4-6, 2013 in San Diego
The Committee on Economic Education will sponsor a poster session at the 2013 ASSA Meetings in Chicago devoted to active learning strategies across the economics curriculum. Instead of papers, session presenters will prepare large visual poster summaries of their work, which will be mounted in an exhibition room to allow presenters to talk directly with session participants. (click here for more...)